What does Matthew 6:33 mean? And how should Matthew 6:33 be used by Christian singles who are seeking a spouse?
Last week I wrote an article called 4 Reasons You Should Not Put God First to Find a Spouse. In that article, I explained that when we put God first to get something from God, we’re not actually putting God first.
In many instances, God wants to give us the very thing we want from him, but he is also withholding that blessing because we want it too badly. In other words, God will not bless us with an idol.
You might have assumed I’d highlight a verse about marriage, like Ephesians 5:22-33. Or maybe a verse from Song of Solomon. Or, maybe even something about being equally yoked with the right person, like 2 Corinthians 6:14.
If you’re a Christian single woman who wants to be pursued by a godly man, how can you really know if a guy is ready to lead or if he still needs to be led? If you are a man and you want to make sure you are ready to lead a wife before you start pursuing a woman, what qualities should you be able to see in your own life?
There are times when you don’t need to change anything you believe or are doing. Sometimes it’s just not God’s will to give you that blessing right now. However, there are other times when God wants to bless you with something but you are missing it.
Is it possible to see events and objects with your eyes that God will actually speak through to you? Yes, this is possible.
Marriage is a good gift from God. However, not everyone is called to pursue this gift. Additionally, we can pursue a good thing, like marriage, but in the wrong way or at the wrong time.
Here are six Bible verses that talk about relationships that Christians often misuse.
Why?
That’s the question that lodges in our brains when something terrible happens.
Have you ever asked, “How can I hear God’s voice? How can I know what God is saying to me so I can make the right decision? Which way am I supposed to go, Lord?”