How will you know if God is telling you to move forward . . . or stay still?
Should you pursue that woman? Should you be more inviting towards that man? Should you just keep waiting for that career blessing, or do something more proactive?
The truth is, God’s will is often less mysterious than we make it. In Romans, for example, Paul gives us a powerful pattern for knowing when to go and when to wait.
Therefore, here are 5 ways to know if God is giving you a green light or a red light.
When you need to make a decision, the last thing you would want to do is miss God’s warning. However, sometimes the Lord’s voice sounds muffled. The signs seem cloudy. We’re anxious, so we lack peace, which could mean we aren’t trusting God. Or maybe our lack of peace is from God because he’s saying no, but we don’t want to hear it.
There are times when God wants you with the very person you want for yourself. However, there are also times when you will want to be with someone that God is not planning on giving to you.
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?
If you’re unsure about God’s will regarding you and someone else, here are 4 things the Lord may be instructing you to do.
Here are 3 signs that often mean God really does plan on putting you with that person you’ve been praying about.
You might have assumed I’d highlight a verse about marriage, like Ephesians 5:22-33. Or maybe a verse from Song of Solomon. Or, maybe even something about being equally yoked with the right person, like 2 Corinthians 6:14.
There are times when you don’t need to change anything you believe or are doing. Sometimes it’s just not God’s will to give you that blessing right now. However, there are other times when God wants to bless you with something but you are missing it.
If you feel like God has forgotten about your desire for a godly marriage, here are three biblical things the Lord may be saying to you.
Finding the person God has for you is not just about waiting passively or rushing ahead in your own strength. It is about seeking the Lord, aligning your desires with his will, and praying with a heart that is open to his leading.