Before I get started, I want to make clear that this isn’t about blaming the church as if it’s the enemy. I’m also not saying that the primary purpose of church is to help people get married. Ultimately, the church is God’s idea, and its primary purpose is to proclaim the gospel, disciple Christians, and glorify God.
Are your motives for a relationship pure? Or are you struggling with idolizing relationships?
How will you know if God is telling you to move forward . . . or stay still?
Should you pursue that woman? Should you be more inviting towards that man? Should you just keep waiting for that career blessing, or do something more proactive?
The truth is, God’s will is often less mysterious than we make it. In Romans, for example, Paul gives us a powerful pattern for knowing when to go and when to wait.
Therefore, here are 5 ways to know if God is giving you a green light or a red light.
One of the hardest parts of following God is knowing when to wait and when to move forward.
How do you know when God is releasing you to move forward? Here are 4 signs.
Many guys think the Bible is there to ruin their fun. They look at other men in the world who are living in sexual sin with women, and they say to themselves, “They don’t seem to be suffering because of these sins. So why shouldn’t I enjoy myself and have some fun with promiscuous women?”
The person God actually has for us never matches the exact image of the person we imagined them to be.
When you’ve deeply hurt your spouse, one of the hardest places to be is wanting forgiveness but being powerless to receive it.
When you need to make a decision, the last thing you would want to do is miss God’s warning. However, sometimes the Lord’s voice sounds muffled. The signs seem cloudy. We’re anxious, so we lack peace, which could mean we aren’t trusting God. Or maybe our lack of peace is from God because he’s saying no, but we don’t want to hear it.
