As a woman, you know men are different than you. But how? And what about the process of falling in love? You know what you need before you can fall in love. But what about a man? If you want a man to fall in love with you one day, what are the things you should never do or say? And what are the things you must do and say?
According to Scripture, marriage and singleness are both good gifts from God (1 Corinthians 7:7). And yet, just because something is a good gift from God, we can still pursue this gift for bad reasons.
Is the Holy Spirit telling you that you are ready for a relationship? Is your strong desire for marriage tempting you to just hear what you want to hear rather than actually hearing the Lord’s “yes”? Or is God actually telling you that you are ready for a relationship?
When I say that there are odd things that happen when a man meets his future wife, I don’t necessarily mean that a man will feel these things the first time he lays eyes on her. Though for some, that could happen.
Should you pursue that woman? Should you be more inviting towards that man? Should you ask your boss for a raise? Should you finally share the gospel with that non-Christian friend you’ve been investing in? Should you start that ministry you’ve always dreamed about?
Here are three signs that could mean God is saying, “You’ll be married soon.”
When you begin to like a Christian woman, not only do you need to know what God wants you to do, but you also need to be aware of what Satan wants you to do so you can avoid falling into his traps.
If you’re a Christian single woman who has feelings for a Christian single man, Satan wants to mess this up.
One way God will reveal your future spouse to you is by showing you how this person affects your calling. Therefore, if you want to form a biblical union with someone, here are three ways your calling and your future spouse will align.
If you want to know who God wants you to marry one day, you will also have to be very aware of “the timing.” God will actually speak to you through the timing, using this variable like a compass that points you to the right person.