If you’re unmarried, this certainly doesn’t mean Satan is the cause. According to Scripture, singleness is just as much as gift from God as marriage is (1 Corinthians 7:7). Some people prefer to be single and are intentionally choosing not to get married.
When I use the phrase “a pure relationship,” I’m talking about a relationship that is both sexually pure but also spiritually pure. A spiritually pure relationship is one that is filled with holy traits and devoid of worldliness and sin.
If you’ve ever been hurt by someone, you know how important it is to guard your heart. But how will you know if you are guarding your heart enough or not enough?
Here are 5 common signs that often mean Satan is preying on your insecurities as a way of preventing a godly relationship from ever forming in your life.
In this article, we will discuss 3 ways you can know if the Lord is leading you to speak with a Christian counselor.
By studying Genesis 32 where God had to break Jacob down before he blessed him and built him up, we can see at least 4 common signs that often mean God is also breaking you down so he can build you back up and bless you.
Satan cannot overpower God. If God wants to give you a blessing, Satan cannot stop that. But, God has allowed humans to make good and bad choices which have true consequences, and God sometimes allows Satan to tempt people. So while Satan cannot literally take your blessing by force, he can influence your behavior so you willfully block your own blessing which God wanted to give you.
Here are 3 things that often happen when God is giving you the boldness that is needed to form a godly bond with someone.
The term “soul tie” is not a term that is expressly used or defined in the Bible. Because of this, there are many different ways people use this term. So before we can talk about breaking a soul tie, I first need to clarify what I personally mean when I use this phrase.
