Here are six Bible verses that talk about relationships that Christians often misuse.
6 Relationship Bible Verses Christians Keep Misusing
Dating
3 Signs a Man Is Planning on Spreading His Wings of Protection Over You (Like Boaz Did for Ruth)
I’m getting the term “spreading his wings of protection over you” from the book of Ruth.
If You Pass These Tests, God Is Saying You’re Ready for a Relationship
How will you know when you are ready to be in a relationship? What signs will God give you to help you answer this question?
If I Was Single and Wanted to Be Married in 2025, I’d Do This
God’s word is timeless and never changes (Matthew 24:35). Though it was written thousands of years ago under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, it still applies today (2 Timothy 3:16-17).
5 Biblical Signs Someone Would Be Bad News If You Got Emotionally Involved with Them
Have you ever had a friend who just couldn’t see all the obvious flaws you clearly noticed in the person they were falling in love with? Or perhaps you can look back on some of your own relationship choices and say, “What was I thinking? Why couldn’t I see the warning signs?”
4 Biblical Signs You’ve Received a True Relationship Dream from the Lord
Can God tell you who to marry by giving you a dream? And if you do have a dream about someone, how will you know if this was from the Lord or if it was just your own brain playing tricks on you?
5 Biblical Ways to Use Online Dating
If you are a Christian who’s considering online dating, here are 5 biblical principles that can really help you.
God’s Providence Will Prevent You from Missing Your Person
If you are a Christian single person and you are worrying that you might miss the person God has for you, what does the Bible say about this?
3 Signs God Is Preparing a Christian Single Man for Marriage
If you are a Christian single man, here are 3 things that happen when God is preparing you for marriage.
3 Things God Always Does to an Unequally Yoked Relationship
Perhaps you’re saying something like:
- “Mark, there are no Christians in my area. How am I supposed to get married one day if I can’t date an unbeliever?”
- “But why wouldn’t God want me with this person if I truly love them?”
- “I know we shouldn’t be unequally yoked, but the Bible also says we should make disciples of all nations. What if this is God’s plan for this person to get saved?”
- “Who am I to judge? This person supports me in my faith. Love is love. Right?”
So what’s the big deal? Why does the Bible warn against unequally yoked relationships?