If you’re a single Christian woman hoping for marriage one day, it’s natural to wonder if a man showing interest in you might be “the one.” But just because someone pursues you doesn’t mean they deserve your time, your energy, or your heart. The truth is, giving attention to the wrong man can delay or even prevent you from meeting the right one God has for you.
When a Christian man is trying to decide if God wants him to pursue a particular woman or not, he will do many things that you would expect, like pray, apply the Scriptures, and examine the reality of his relationship with you.
If you want God to bless your relationship with a man, there are certain things you must never do for that man. You may want to do some of these things for him because it could feel like an act of love, but in reality, by not doing certain things for a man, you are loving him even better.
How will God warn a Christian woman that a certain man is not the right man for her?
Before God gave Adam a wife, he first gave Adam everything else he needed to be the kind of man who could receive her. Genesis 2 doesn’t just tell the story of creation—it gives us a blueprint for manhood before marriage.
If you are a Christian woman who wants to understand Christian single men, this article is for you.
Krista sat on the edge of her bed, clutching her Bible like it was the only thing keeping her heart from crumbling.
Do you want to be pursued by a godly man? If so, did you know there could be some little things that seem like no big deal, but which are actually keeping these godly men from pursuing you?
A man is sitting by himself at church. He sees you walk into the sanctuary. For a brief moment, you lock eyes. You think to yourself, “Did he just get nervous when we looked at each other?” You then begin to feel your heart beat a little faster, wondering if the man will come and talk to you. You want him to approach you. You casually look back in his direction again. He’s looking ahead, acting like he doesn’t notice you. As the church service ends, you get up, hoping he talks to you as you walk by him once more. But as you head for the doors, he’s no longer there. You think about him as you drive home, wondering if you’ll ever see him again.
