Have you ever said something like, “There are just no Christians singles at my church” or “I live in a small town so my options are really limited” or “I tried online dating once and it was a total disaster” or “The only people who want to date me are non-Christians.”
Are you a Christian single person who wants to be married one day but right now you are trying to focus more on God, become a more mature Christian who is ready for a relationship, and overcome a relationship idol in your heart?
If so, here are 4 ways to help you grow in your season of Christian singleness and overcome a relationship idol in your heart.
How can you tell if God is trying to warn you that you are actually in a toxic relationship? What signs will be present if God is telling you that this person is not marriage material for you? And how can you know if this person just has some normal issues to work through or if this person is truly harmful to be in a relationship with?
Here are 4 signs that God is trying to protect you from marrying a toxic person.
So you are a Christian single person and you want to know if someone likes you. Perhaps you ask a woman on a date or you invite a man to spend some time with you, but the answer they give you is kind of vague and leaves you wondering if they are interested in you or not.
What should you do when you get ghosted?
Perhaps you were talking to someone you really liked or maybe you even went on a few dates with someone, and then all of sudden they completely ignore you and act like you don’t exist to them.
What should you do? Here are 3 ways to respond when you get ghosted as a Christian single person.
What does the Bible say about having a breakthrough? How can you have a spiritual, practical, or even a relational breakthrough in an area of your life that you desperately want to change?
Is God telling you to date that person that you like? How can you really know what God is saying about this relationship?
In this article I will give you three signs that might mean God is telling you to date someone. At the end of this article, I will also give you some balanced perspective on some other possibilities of what God might be saying to you if you feel like these three signs are present in your life.
What good things happen when Christians put God first in a relationship? And what negative consequences are there when people do not put God first in their relationships?
Here are 4 reasons it’s so important to put God first in a relationship.
Satan’s primary goal is not to keep you single. According to 1 Peter 5:8, the devil’s main goal is to destroy you.
Satan wants to prevent people from becoming Christians (2 Corinthians 4:4). If he can’t keep you from becoming a Christian, his next goal is to keep you from becoming an effective Christian who truly glorifies God (John 10:10).
