By the term “situationship,” I’m referring to that type of connection you have with someone that is more than a friendship but less than a committed relationship. You are not just friends but you are not a boyfriend and girlfriend either. There is obvious chemistry between you two but your connection remains undefined.
If God knows the future, why did he let you get into a relationship with someone that seemed great at first but later on they changed into a completely different person?
Here are 5 things that will happen to confirm that you truly heard God correctly about that certain relationship you believe he spoke to you about.
Satan can’t make you do anything and he cannot overrule God’s will for your life. But Satan can tempt us and when we give into these temptations, we can block ourselves from the clarity God wanted to give us.
Here are 3 signs God is telling you to let go of an ideal so he can bless you with a real relationship.
When I use the term “soul,” I’m referring to those parts of you that go beyond your physical body but which are still very much a part of what makes you who you are: your emotions, your thinking processes, your will that makes choices, and so on.
Is it possible to meet the right person that God wants you to be with but to meet this person at the wrong time?
Here are 5 things God will allow to happen in your life to let you know that you should pursue something more with this person that you have chemistry with.
In this article, we are going to discuss 5 things God does to help you know you should avoid someone and not get involved with them. But these things are not the normal ways God will most often speak to us. So don’t expect to see these types of things all the time, but there are moments in life where God gives us rare but clear signs he does want us to avoid someone.
In the Bible, this phrase “a wolf in sheep’s clothing” is used to describe false teachers. Today, I will take these principles and specifically apply them to relationships.