As we all know, communication is key to any healthy relationship. But rather than giving you a list of three specific conversations you must have word-for-word with someone before you date them, in this article I’m going to give you 3 types of conversations I believe God wants you to have before he will release you to date someone.
Sometimes we will never fully understand why God allowed a relationship to fall apart. Sometimes it didn’t fall apart because of anything you did or because of something someone else did. There are times where we just need to accept that something was just not God’s will for us.
However, there are times where God allowed a relationship to fall apart as a consequence of our choices or the choices of the person we were in a relationship with.
So here are 4 possible reasons for why God allowed a relationship you once had to fall apart.
What does the Bible say about kissing before marriage? Here are 3 things God wants you to know about kissing as a Christian.
What does the Bible say about leaving your comfort zone? Here are 4 common ways God will often lead you to get out of your comfort zone.
Here are five unexpected things God will often use to let you know that he does not want you to be in a relationship with a certain person.
In most cases, when something happened that caused you to feel like you truly needed to block someone from your life, it is very rare that anything will change that in the future.
What does the Bible say about a broken heart? Here are 4 possible reasons for why God let your heart get broken by someone.
Only God can truly know what is going on in someone’s heart. We are not called to judge people’s motives and internal condition, but throughout Scripture we are warned to have discernment and to observe negative traits in people’s lives so we can avoid getting hurt or tempted by them.
So here are 5 dark things God will often show you about someone when this person has bad intentions for you.
Here are 3 common signs the Lord is helping you find mental closure on a past relationship.
