But what do you pray for and how do you pray consistently when life is changing so much? This printable has 10 ideas for prayer after a divorce, and it covers emotions you might be wrestling with now and things you might be worried about for the future. It will help you cover your children in prayer, lift up your own needs, and even open your heart to forgiveness and healing. 

Print it out and put it in your Bible, on the bulletin board at your desk, or inside a kitchen cabinet door. Every time you see it, you can pause and pray for one of the 10 things on the list. Praying after a divorce doesn’t immediately make all the pain, anger, and anxiety go away, but it does draw the Lord nearer to you, which will bring you peace.

If you know another mom experiencing divorce, include her in your prayers, or print a copy and give it to her. Praying for one another will remind you you’re not alone and increase the power of your prayers. And never forget that we’re praying for you, too. You’re not alone. Here’s another great printable for you: 10 Prayers for the Single Mom. We also have several useful resources to help you love your children well through this season, like co-parenting tips, ways to keep healthy boundaries, and how to find your identity as a single mom.

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During pregnancy, there’s so much to think about. There’s the registry, the nursery, maybe the toddler or two running around, eating healthy, and getting exercise. Our Prayer for Your Unborn Baby free printable will help you slow down and reflect on the hope you have for your new son or daughter. We’ll journey with you month-by-month with nine separate words to reflect on and pray about. You can even pray that you’ll grow in these areas, too!

Each month as you think about the word or characteristics, use the accompanying scripture to remind yourself of God’s promises and faithfulness. Because we know every family is different, we’ve also created a blank version. Your prayer for your unborn baby is uniquely yours, so pick your own words and make your own beautiful design.

The inspiration for our Prayer for Your Unborn Baby free printable is someone who knows a bit about pregnancy. Sarah Molitor is a mother to six boys and the author of the new book I Grew With You. (And she’s insanely popular on Instagram @modernfarmhousefamily.) In I Grew With You, Sarah speaks to her unborn baby about the mother-child bond created during pregnancy. Before a child even takes his or her first breath, there is so much joy, humor, and sweetness shared between mother and baby. What better way to strengthen that bond than by praying for your baby while you are both growing?

What’s your greatest prayer for your unborn baby?

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iMOM’s Christmas prayers printable page is special. Not only does it encourage you to reflect on what’s important at Christmas—like joy, peace, and hope—but we’ve also provided a Bible verse that will help connect each word to the life of Jesus. We hope that the time you spend praying and reflecting brings you peace and reminds you of the gifts that are present in your life every day. These Christmas prayers are great for kids too. Our graphic designer was so inspired she made three for you to choose from. If you need some help getting started praying with your children, try our 10 Ways to Teach Your Child to Pray resource.

We would love for you to add a prayer to the list in the comments. What do you pray for at Christmas?

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Gather your moms’ group, your friends, or your family and print out this sheet. Each person can have a chance to pray. If you’d rather be alone, find a quiet spot, and dedicate one minute per prayer. In 10 minutes, you’ll have done more good than any comment on social media ever could. This is important stuff. There’s a lot on our to-do lists that distracts us from going to God in prayer for our country and the issues seem too big. But all things are possible with prayer, so let’s make this a priority today. Here are 10 ways to pray for our country. 

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Praises should come pretty naturally to children. They love to celebrate! Praises can be as easy as just repeating words or phrases. They can be as simple as just remembering who God is and what He did yesterday, is doing today, and will continue to do tomorrow. With attributes of God right at their fingertips, this sweet praises printable is a great way to help your kids learn how to praise Him. Pin it up and every night at bedtime, they can tell God another reason they love Him! 

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iMOM’s printable prayer list would be a cute addition to a bulletin board. You could fold it into your child’s Bible. You could even try keeping it in your children’s school folders in case they think of someone in the middle of the day. How awesome would it be if your son or daughter saw a classmate being picked on and wrote his or her name down to remember in prayer? That would feel like a major win in the parenting department! This prayer list would be extra helpful for you too, Mom. After all, momnesia is a real thing and we don’t always remember who we want to pray for. So print it for free today and share it with a friend you’re praying for!

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For kids who can’t think of who to pray for other than Mommy, Daddy, Grandpa, big sister, and the puppy, the five finger prayer is a super handy (ahem) way for them to think of others! Have your kids decorate their five finger prayer printable, add specific names, or even cut it out and make it a puppet with a simple popsicle stick. And we bet next time your hands are folded in prayer, you’ll find it a little easier to think of people you want to pray for, too! 

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This is a great prayer to print and hang in their rooms so you both see it when they rise and shine (hopefully they wait for the sun to come up!). It’s a simple way to start the day with a quick chat with God, and our kids are never too young to develop that habit. Even though it’s a little kids’ prayer, you’ll probably need it, too! It will give you peace and sanity amid the mess and rushing.

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Our printable prayer for safe travel will help your kids find peace and empower them to pray over your family’s journey. Keep it handy in the glove box or seat pocket so they can say it once seat belts are buckled. It’s a great way to unite your family in prayer on a regular basis and bring God into your car and travels. And what a bonus blessing it will be if your kids have this prayer memorized by the time they get their licenses and take to the road!

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If your marriage is in trouble and you know it needs dedicated prayer, that’s great. You are headed in the right direction. But you’re going to face two tough obstacles right off the bat: knowing where to begin and focusing on the whole relationship instead of just on your husband’s flaws. Here are 7 prayers for marriage restoration plus verses to give you strength. That’s one for every day of the week. You might need to pray them a few times over (and over and over). If you feel bold, ask your husband to pray them with you. When you use this printable, you’ll find healing in parts of your marriage you didn’t even realize needed to be restored.

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