Is God calling you to a life of singleness or is he calling you to a life of marriage? Does he want you to pursue that woman? Does he want you to be inviting towards that man? Is he telling you to let someone go? Or does he want you to make room for someone?
Here are 3 painful ways God will confirm his relationship calling for you.
Today I’m going to be answering a question I received from an AGW subscriber who messaged me on Instagram. I’ve changed this person’s name and profile picture to protect her identity. However, I have not changed her question. It reads:
To start, we need to first define what I am not saying. I am not saying that Satan can thwart God’s plan or stop him from doing what he wants. There is no power struggle between the devil and God. God is supremely more powerful than Satan (Acts 26:18).
God will send us messages through his Spirit that we can detect internally. However, these can more easily be misunderstood or fabricated through our own desires.
Are you in an unwanted season? Perhaps you are single but you really long to be married. Maybe you are faithfully working at job you hate but you desperately want to work somewhere else. Or perhaps you feel isolated and you are longing for more meaningful relationships.
Are you asking God a question about a relationship desire you have? Or perhaps you are wondering if the relationship you are in right now is pleasing to the Lord? Or maybe you want to pursue singleness but you are unsure if God would rather you pursue marriage?
If you’re in a season of waiting, God has a powerful purpose for you during this time. Therefore, here are 6 things the Lord might be trying to teach you through your waiting.
If you are not a young adult anymore but you still want to be married, will God let this happen for you? If you are younger still, will God let you get married young or will you have to wait for many more years?
How can you hear God’s voice? When there’s a big decision to make in life, you want nothing more than to simply know for certain what the Lord is actually saying to you.
