Mark Ballenger 
Do you want God to give you a beautiful Christian woman? Have you been waiting for years, but for some reason, you’re still without the godly wife you desire? What does the Bible say a man should do who wants to be paired with the woman God has for him?
Are you unknowingly attracted to a narcissist? Is their charm or physical appearance blinding you from their narcissistic personality traits? Are others trying to warn you about this person’s selfish history, but you are struggling to see the red flags?
According to the Scriptures, why is premarital sex so bad? Why would God give you a really strong sex drive if you can’t use it? If you really love a woman but you’re not married yet, what’s the big deal? And if so many other guys are having sex before marriage and it doesn’t seem to be negatively affecting them, why should you wait?
Was it a case of “right person, wrong time”? Or are you just grasping onto this notion of “right person, wrong time” because you really don’t want to accept the idea of never being with this person you love? Should you keep waiting for that person to come back into your life? Or is the right time never going to happen because this person will never be right for you? What is God saying about this?
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.”