By knowing what the Bible says about the dangers of lust, not only will this help us seek to avoid lusting after others, but it will also help us understand why we must never mess around with a lustful person.
Many say that the Bible doesn’t talk about masturbation. In a way, they are correct in the sense that it does not mention the word masturbation or overtly reference the act.
If you’re a Christian single man who wants to glorify the Lord in marriage one day, one of the most significant barriers blocking this blessing is your unwillingness to let a woman go who is not your future wife.
Perhaps you are struggling to move on from someone in your past. Or maybe you have strong feelings for someone in your life, even though for some reason you can’t be in a relationship with them right now. Why is this happening?
One of the most overlooked barriers to finding the woman God truly wants you to marry is the influence of the wrong woman. Your attachment to her can blind you, delay you, or distract you from the healthy Christian wife the Lord wants for you.
Many Christians feel that it’s wrong to stand up to rude people, as though the Bible somehow forbids us from defending ourselves from disrespectful behavior. Nothing could be further from the truth.
When someone was sent by Satan to rob your peace, it won’t be as obvious as you might think. In fact, there might even be some healthy parts about this person that you really admire. But that’s a part of Satan’s ploy. He will tempt you to ignore the poison this person is injecting into your life because there is a little good, too.
Here are 4 possible reasons rooted in Scripture for why unhealthy people keep coming into your life.
Singleness can be a blessing from God for those who have been equipped with this gift (1 Corinthians 7:7). However, for most Christians, they are designed to function best with a spouse.
Your home is meant to be a place of peace, rest, and protection. Yet many people unknowingly open spiritual doors that allow the enemy to sow fear, confusion, and bondage within their households. The Bible makes it clear that Satan and his demons are always seeking entry points (1 Peter 5:8). While believers cannot be possessed if they belong to Christ, they can be oppressed, harassed, or spiritually weakened by inviting in demonic influences.