Father, here is another infidelity situation that will take all of the faith and prayer the body of Christ and we are lifting this prayer request to you. I believe You will answer gloriously. Not only you answer God, set Mar's husband free, touched Mar and her husband and take away all of the hurt and heartbreak. Restore their love for each other and make it deeper, richer and stronger than ever before, as they first married, in Jesus' name. Don't let the devil break apart this family. Mar is a fighter who refused to give in to the fear and guilt, which would have allowed the enemy to destroy her home. Let Mar hung on to Jesus and pray and believe the Lord for a miracle. I ask you Father to answer her prayers. I pray Mar's husband will open himself up to the Holy Spirit and let Him lead Mar's husband back to the right path. Father, in your eyes looking at her situation, not only do You want her to forgive, reconcile and restore their marriage relationships, You love her husband even though he cheated in their marriage. Father, I pray to salvage what there is of their marriage life and turn it into something useful for Your glory. In Jesus' name.
(God wants to salvage what there is of your marriage life and turn it into something useful for God's glory. If you choose to stay with your spouse, God has a much better chance of helping both of you to grow spiritually. If you divorce/leave him or live with him with anger and bitterness for the remainder of your marriage or relationship, God will not be able to use you and your spouse for His kingdom and glory. If you forgive your spouse after cheating, God can use you to change him into a pure vessel. While it may seem he does not deserve it, your forgiveness will be a great testimony to them of God's love and your love. 'Jesus taught that if you forgive them, they will end up loving you more, because they have been forgiven for so much.' So forgiving your spouse and realizing that God can use it to make both of you to have a better marriage or relationship in the long run is the way you may need to think about it.)
Matthew 18:21-22 "Then Peter came to him and asked, "Lord, how often should I forgive someone who sins against me? Seven Times?" "No, not seven times," Jesus replied, "but seventy times seven!"
