Perhaps you are in a season of confusion. Maybe you are wondering why God has not yet given you a spouse. Or perhaps you sense a call into a certain ministry but you are afraid.
Is God asking you to trust him more? Here are 3 signs that can help you answer this question.
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.
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A desire for marriage is good. God made marriage and he is often the one who puts the desire for marriage on the hearts of Christian singles.
And yet, as we all know, this desire for a human relationship can often tempt us away from our most important relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ.
If you’ve ever asked for dating advice on how to find a spouse from well-intentioned Christians and pastors, there’s a high probability you’ve received some version of this common Christian dating advice, “If you really want to be married, you have to put God first. If you truly love God, he will take care of the rest.”
So are you actually single because you don’t love God enough? If you loved God more, would you be married by now? Is your love for God actually the root reason for your prolonged season of unwanted singleness?
What does the Bible say about images? Among Christians, there are many beliefs about images of God, images of Jesus, and images in general.
In this article, we will ask ourselves three questions that should help us obey what God has said regarding images.
One common question that I often get asked is, “How do I know if I am doing too much or not doing enough when it comes to searching for a Christian spouse?”
Is love a sacrificial choice? Or is love more than a sacrificial choice? What does the Bible actually say about love being a sacrificial choice?
Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? Why does God allow suffering in the world? If God loves us, why does he allow pain in our lives?