Secondary Infertility is where a woman has one child and then stops having children. Even though she may desire more, she finds herself unable to become pregnant.
In the bible we find so many promise of fruitfulness. The promises of God concerning having children is clear. God desire that you be blessed with as many children as you desire.
And God said to them "be fruitful and increase in numbers" Genesis 1:28
Your wife will be like a fruitful vine within your house. Your sons will be like olive shoots round your table, thus is the man blessed who fears the Lord.
Sons are a heritage from the Lord, children a reward from him.
From these scriptures we see that the greatest desire of God is for us to have children.
In the Bible we see a case of secondary infertility in the life of Leah. The Bible says "when Leah saw that she had stop having children, she took her handmaid and gave her to Jacob as a wife" Genesis 30:9. Leah gave her servant girl to her husband Jacob and she started having children through her. Thank God we do not have to do that in our days-for we know better than that.
But the Bible records that later "God listened to Leah, and she become pregnant and bore Jacob a fifth son, Leah conceived again and bore Jacob yet a sixth son (Genesis 30:17-19). In this case of secondary infertility, we see that even though Leah had more than one child, she still faced a period in her life when she wanted a child and could not have any. But she kept on praying and crying out to God, He listened to the cry in her heart and her prayers were answered and God blessed her with more sons.
Today if you ask God in faith he will do the same for you. The bible says- "Until now you have not asked for anything in my name. Ask and you will receive, and your joy will be complete". (John 16:24). God wants to make your joy complete so ask him.
Today you may face secondary infertility. A diagnosis may have or may not have been made. Whatever the cause of secondary infertility .
I believe there is enough information in the word of God to help you conceive. The word of God will work for you in the same way it will worked for Leah.
Whatever your situation -remember God loves you and He wants you to be happy. For the bible says "He satisfies your desire with good things". (Psalm 103:5) God wants you to have good things. Children are good and it is Gods desire to bless you with strong and healthy children to the glory of his name.
The Bible says, "No good thing will be withheld from those who love Him."� Ask in faith and trust Him to be faithful to bless you with more children. If God did it for Leah, He is able to do it for you. Remember prayer changes everything.
Now say a prayer: God Almighty, I bless you. I thank you beacause you are faithful. Your kingdom is an everlasting kingdom, and your dominion endures through all generations. Lord you are faithful to all your promises and loving toward all you have made. Lord, you know I have faced secondary infertility for a long time now. I ask you Lord to bless me with another child.
I desire that child and I thank you in faith for doing it for me in Jesus name.
God the Maker of heaven and earth, the sea, and everything in them - the LORD, who remains faithful forever, I thank you today in faith for you have done it for me.
In Jesus name I call myself in faith a happy mother/father of another child in Jesus name. Thank you Lord.
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