I don't remember who gave me this list, it has been tucked inside the back cover of my Bible for some time now, but I thought to share it with you.  It is a schedule to guide you in praying for your husband.  There is a topic & scripture listed for every day of the month.  (I have even used this to pray for my children, when it applies.)

 Consider that as a wife, you are in a very unique position to cover your husband in prayer.  Perhaps there is no one else in his life that is willing or inclined to lift him before the throne of God.  As you go to your knees, imagine the blessings that God has stored up, just waiting for your supplications to release (Psalm 31:19). 

1)   That he might become a holy man, a man of prayer, mature in the Lord, growing in his knowledge of the Lord. I Thess 5:23, Col                  4:12, Eph 1:18-19, 6:18

2)    That he might grow in all 11 descriptions of a man who will not be shaken as listed in Psalm 15

3)    That he might be a man of contentment as seen in Prov 15:16, Phil 4:11, I Tim 6:6-8, Heb 13:5

4)    That he might learn to take every thought captive, to not be conformed to the world's thinking and to think scripturally. Rom 12:2,               II Cor 10:5

5)    That he might daily seek God with all his heart, walking in the Spirit moment by moment, growing in his dependence upon Him. Psalm 119:1-2, Prov 3:5-6

6)    That he would ever be captivated by my love. Prov 5:18-19

7)    That he would be a man of courage. Duet 31:6, II Chron 19:11

8)   That the Lord might give him wisdom to lead his family physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Eph 1:17-19

9)    May he always look at the plank in his own eye before seeing others sawdust. Matt 7:3

10)    That he might become a called man, not driven, with well -thought-through-and-prayed-through goals in life. I Cor (:24-27

11)    That he might be a man of prayer, guarding his heart and mind, putting into practice what he has heard, seen, and learned. Phil   4:4-9

12)    That he might stand firm against the schemes of the devil and resist Satan in all circumstances. Eph 6:10-18, James 4:7

13)    That he might grow in spiritual maturity by putting away childish things, cultivating, understanding, striving after the Christ        ideal, partaking of the deeper truths of the gospel, and overcoming temptation. I Cor 13:11, 14:20, Eph 4:13, heb 5:14, I        John 2:14

14)    That he might become holy, cleansed by the washing with water through the Word. Eph 5:26

15)    That he would learn to not depend on his circumstances for happiness but on God alone. Prov 3:5-6

16)    That he would be a man who enters into spiritual warfare. Eph 6;11-12, I Thess 5:8

17)    That he might have new strength in the midst of his busy schedule. And that the Lord might infuse him with His strength. Is      40:31, Eph 3:14-19

18)    That he might have a burden to see lost people come to know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Matt 28;12-20

19)    That he would be kept from strange women and evil men, and that his friends would be men and women who walk with God.    Prov13:20

20)    That his self image might be reflection of the Lord's thoughts toward him. Eph 1:17-19, Rom 12:3, Ps. 139

21)    That he might be man responsible for family spiritual growth. Prov 4:1-14

22)    That he might not be deceived into unbelief, sin, or bitterness. Matt 13:7-10

23)    That he might learn to love as God has commanded. I Cor 13: 4-7, Rom 12:8-10, Eph 5;25

24)    That the fruit of the Spirit might be exhibited more and more in his life. Gal 5:22-23, John 15:8

25)    That he might grow in humility and in being a shepherd. I Peter 5:2-6

26)    That he might grow daily in character. II Peter 1:5-8

27)    That he might keep a clear conscience. I Peter 3:16-18

28)    That the Lord would protect him, guarding his course. Prov 2:8

29)    That he might learn to manage his time well. Eph 5:15

30)    That the Lord would put a song in his heart. Psalm 33:3, 40:3, Job 35:10

31)    That he might have a holy fear of God. Psalm 34:11, 111:10, Prov 9:10