It’s so easy to imagine our relationship journeys will be this steady climb upwards as life goes on. But real life is never that way. There are highs and lows, and then long seasons in the middle, and then more highs and then more lows, and so on. As Christians, our job is to walk with Christ through it all (Psalm 23:4).
While God does want us to always love all people as he loves all people, when it comes to loving someone in a romantic, relational way, there are standards God wants us to have.
God doesn’t bless us with good because we deserve it. Rather, all good from God comes by grace. However, God does wait to bless us until we are mature enough to handle the blessings he wants to give us.
A temptation is when we are being enticed to sin. God never tempts us (James 1:13).
A few weeks ago I wrote an article titled 4 Reasons God Let You Fall in Love with Someone Who Does Not Love You Back. Many of you asked the follow up question, “Why would God allow someone to fall in love with me even though I don’t love them back?”
Here are 5 acts God will cause this person to perform to let you know they genuinely care about you and have authentic love for you.
The term “love language” is not a phrase you will find it the Bible. Rather, it’s a term that comes from Dr. Gary Chapman’s book called The Five Love Languages. In this book he describes 5 common ways people receive love: words of affirmation, acts of service, quality time, physical touch, and gifts.
Here are 5 things God often uses to prepare a man and woman to have a lasting love for each other.
