I’m not saying these 3 signs are a guarantee you are about to meet someone who you will date. Obviously we cannot know the future. But it is also true that before God allows you into a new season, he often first prepares you for that season.
So here are 3 signs God is preparing your mind to meet someone who you will start dating.
Here are 5 things God wants you to do as soon as you start a new dating relationship with someone so it can be as healthy as possible.
Here are 4 signs God is pointing out areas in your life that Satan is attacking in order to corrupt or even prevent your future marriage.
God always has a purpose for your season of waiting. It can be hard to keep believing this truth when you are actually in the middle of a long season of waiting for a godly spouse and you really want to be married, but it is always worth the wait when God is telling you to wait.
I wish I could tell you that the way God will reveal “the one” to you is by making the process easier than any other relationship you ever had. God could do that, but for most of you that will not be what happens.
Here are 3 signs that often happen when God is telling you not to move on from someone.
Here are three not so obvious signs that God is actually connecting you with someone that you will date one day.
People can try to build their own relationships on poor foundations, but if you want God to truly build your relationship, he will always start by building on a solid foundation.
So here are 5 foundations God will not build a healthy relationship on.
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.