As a Christian single woman who wants to be married, you would do anything to help your future husband. But how can you be a support to the man God has for you if you have never met him before?
How can you know if a woman is sexually restrained or if she is promiscuous with a lot of men?
By studying and applying 2 Timothy 3:1-9, we can identify five types of phrases that are actually red flags, revealing a man who was sent by Satan to lead a woman astray.
Not every woman who says something confusing is manipulative. Some women are genuinely unsure, immature, or simply not interested. But there are patterns that repeatedly show up when a woman wants attention without commitment.
Time is one of the most valuable resources God gives a man. Therefore, it should be no surprise that Satan will come to steal this gift (John 10:10).
The words in this article are taken from my new book, Masculinity on Mission.
You are being lied to.
Many Christian single men who want to be married carry an inner fear: “What if my future wife is out there, but I’m missing God’s signs? What if I pursue the wrong woman and step outside God’s will?”
Does he like you? Is he just playing games? Have you been proactive enough to help him realize he should keep pursuing you? What are this man’s intentions?
If you’re a Christian single woman who wants to be pursued by a godly man, how can you really know if a guy is ready to lead or if he still needs to be led? If you are a man and you want to make sure you are ready to lead a wife before you start pursuing a woman, what qualities should you be able to see in your own life?
