When I use the phrase “God wants you to reject someone” in this article, I’m not saying God wants any of you to be mean or disrespectful to anyone. I’m simply talking about shutting down a relationship opportunity.
Liking someone is not bad. It’s good. God made men and women to desire marriage and so it’s natural for two single people to have feelings they want to explore to see if marriage might be in their future together. But Satan will certainly try to use your feelings against you. Feelings for another person can be used for God’s glory or they can be used to lead you into sin. Satan is an opportunist. His desire is to use everything in your life for bad.
A temptation is when we are being enticed to sin. God never tempts us (James 1:13).
Here are 3 common things that often happen before God brings someone new into your life.
A few weeks ago I wrote an article titled 4 Reasons God Let You Fall in Love with Someone Who Does Not Love You Back. Many of you asked the follow up question, “Why would God allow someone to fall in love with me even though I don’t love them back?”
Here are 4 reasons you should let someone go if God removed them from your life.
What does the Bible say about being called to marriage? If these five Bible passages apply to you, this means God is calling you to pursue marriage.
Here are four possible reasons for why God allowed you to fall in love with someone even though he knew this person would not love you back.
I’m not using this word “unorthodox” in the religious sense. I’m simply referring to three things that often seem counterintuitive that God actually does often use to lead people to the person he wants them to marry one day.
