This is one of those articles that you have to read the whole thing because I will be answering this question from different angles. In one sense God will let you marry the wrong person but in another sense God will not let you marry the wrong person. Much of the confusion that will undoubtably occur in the comment section below will be based on language and misunderstanding how we are using phrases to mean different things.
How can you find your calling from God? The first thing we need to do is define what we mean by this term, “calling.”
Before we can talk about “God testing you,” we first have to clarify the differences between a test and a temptation. While the Bible is clear that God can initiate a test in your life, it is also clear that God will never tempt you with sin.
Here are 3 bad things that happen to you when you do not put God first in your life every day.
What should you do when your life is not turning out the way you thought it would? How can you avoid getting angry at God or becoming depressed when the life you hoped for does not seem to be coming?
What does the Bible say about worry, specifically when it comes to worrying about the future? How can a Christian overcome anxiety according to the Bible? And what should you do if you fear the future?
The best way to overcome worry of any kind is to increase your faith in God. However, that can be rather vague advice. So what actions steps should someone take when they are attempting to increase their trust in God to overcome worry?
Here are 4 ways to stop worrying about the future.
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