One thing to note is that even though God is all-powerful, there are things He won't/cannot do. All-powerful does not mean the ability to do what is logically impossible. God, for example, cannot create a married bachelor, or a square circle, or a stone so heavy that even He cannot move it. These are logical absurdities. In relation to your case, because God wants to create a world of free-will, He will not simply change your husband's heart in an instant because He cannot do so without manipulating his free-will. Changing someone's heart from one extreme to the other without completely controlling their free-will is simply not possible. If your husband insists on a divorce, God will not force him to stop or change his mind. God can change hearts, yes, but it will take time. He changes our hearts slowly by reaching out with His pure love. It will take some time for your husband to see and understand the love of Christ in you.god said what god has joined together no one can separate today because of his family we are getting divorce why we loved each other so much today he is totally changed he was not like this before he became evil now standing against me how it is possible i feel any blackmagic have done on him because between us nothing happened we were so happy together suddenly his family manipulated and separated us and he cant see what his mother and sister is doing against me he is think i am the wrong person he is not regretting for what he is doing if with god is everything possible than why god can’t stop our divorce why god can’t change my husband why answer me i am praying a lot still i dont know properly how to pray still i am praying and its not working god have full power he can do anything than why god is not changind my husband mind towards divorce
If you're worried about blackmagic, seek out any Christians, pastors, or priests you may know. Ask them to pray with you. There are people within the Church who specialise in exorcism, which invloves praying against demons and blackmagic.
Please read the resources I recommended to you earlier. I will continue to pray for you.