1 Corinthians 2:13-14
One of the primary ways God communicates to his people is through the Bible. But how, exactly, will God speak to you personally through the Scriptures?
4 Ways God Will Send You a Sign Through the Bible
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3 Signs God Is Saying, “Don’t Give Up”
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Hebrews 12:7-11
Here are 3 signs that often mean God is saying, “Don’t give up.”
3 Signs Your “Solution” Is Actually Your Problem
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Proverbs 20:17
Here are three ways that we often choose a solution that actually becomes our problem.
8 Things You Unknowingly Do That Always Thwart God’s Blessings
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Psalm 19:12-13
Here are 8 things people often unknowingly do that hinder them from being blessed by God.
6 Reasons People Leave The One They Love
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Philippians 2:3-4
Perhaps someone said they loved you and even made you feel like they really loved you, but then, somehow, the relationship still ended. Or perhaps you felt like you loved someone but there was also a pull in you to leave this person that you don’t fully understand.
3 Signs God Is Saying, “It’s Time to Start Again”
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2 Timothy 1:7
Here are 3 things that often happen when God is saying, “It’s time to try again.”
Crushing VS. True Love: A Biblical Analysis
5 Differences Between Crushing and Finding True Love
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1 Corinthians 13:8
According to the Bible, what’s the difference between having a crush on someone compared to true love? Here are 5 points to consider.
3 Ways to Be Sure They Are The One
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1 Corinthians 13:1-13
Have you ever had a sense that God just revealed “the one” to you, but then you doubted if this was really God speaking or not?
Without getting confirmation, you will lack the peace you need when God really does tell you who you are going to marry.
So here are 3 ways God will confirm who he wants you to marry.
5 Early Signs of a Narcissist
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2 Timothy 3:2-6
Here are 5 early signs God will show you when warning you about a narcissist.
3 Signs God Is Saying, “It’s Not Over”
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Revelations 21:1-4
While this article is mainly talking about relationships, the principles listed here could also be applied to a job, a church, or non-romantic relationships as well.