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I DON'T WANT A DIVORCE. I WANT MY MARRIAGE BACK.
A 31-DAY CHALLENGE FOR WOMEN WHO ARE READY TO STOP FEELING HELPLESS AND START PRAYING INTENTIONALLY
Whether your marriage is thriving, struggling, or somewhere in between, you are welcome here.
Challenge Begins July 1st
Order your journal now and join us for 31 days of intentional prayer for your marriage.
Why Join?
BUILD A DAILY PRAYER RHYTHM
GROW CLOSER TO GOD AND YOUR SPOUSE
BUILD A DAILY PRAYER RHYTHM
Most of us know we should pray for our marriages, but life gets busy and good intentions fade.
This challenge provides simple daily prompts to help you intentionally bring your marriage before God each day.
RENEW YOUR MIND WITH TRUTH
GROW CLOSER TO GOD AND YOUR SPOUSE
BUILD A DAILY PRAYER RHYTHM
When marriage is difficult, it's easy to become consumed by frustration, disappointment, or fear.
Through Scripture, prayer, and reflection, you'll be reminded who God is, who He calls you to be, and how to view your marriage through a biblical lens. Sometimes the greatest change begins when God changes our perspective.
GROW CLOSER TO GOD AND YOUR SPOUSE
GROW CLOSER TO GOD AND YOUR SPOUSE
GROW CLOSER TO GOD AND YOUR SPOUSE
A stronger marriage begins with a stronger foundation.
As you spend time with the Lord each day, you'll cultivate habits that foster grace, forgiveness, patience, and a deeper connection in your relationship.
Why I'm hosting this challenge
Hi, I'm Nickole Perry.
For nearly twenty years, I've been married to the same man. Together we've raised eight children, built businesses, served in ministry, and walked through seasons of joy, stress, financial pressure, exhaustion, miscommunication, disappointment, and everything in between.
Like many women, there have been moments when marriage felt harder than I ever expected.
We live in a culture that constantly tells us that happiness is found on the other side of divorce. Every day we're told to choose ourselves, find ourselves, and leave anything that feels difficult behind. Social media is filled with stories of women who say they finally found freedom after walking away from their marriages.
And if I'm being honest, there was a season when I wondered if they were right.
One night, after another difficult season, I found myself looking up divorce attorneys. I wasn't looking because I hated my husband. I was looking because I was tired. Tired of the hurt. Tired of the frustration. Tired of feeling like things would never change.
Part of me wondered if maybe everyone else had figured something out that I hadn't. Maybe a different life would be easier. Maybe it would be happier.
But deep down, I couldn't escape the feeling that walking away wasn't what God was asking me to do.
Instead, God began drawing me back to Him.
Not to perfect answers.
Not to a perfect marriage.
To prayer.
As I began bringing my marriage before the Lord again and again, something unexpected happened. God didn't just begin working on my marriage. He began working on me. He changed my perspective. He reminded me who He is, who I am, and how easily frustration can cloud our ability to see His work.
Prayer didn't magically solve every problem. It didn't make us perfect. But it gave me hope when I was running out of it.
That's why I created this challenge.
Not because I have a perfect marriage.
Not because I have all the answers.
But because I've seen what happens when a woman consistently brings her marriage before God.
If you're fighting for your marriage, feeling discouraged, or simply wanting to strengthen the relationship God has entrusted to you, you're in the right place.
You don't need a perfect marriage to begin praying for it.
You just need a willing heart and a God who is still in the business of redeeming broken things.