When it comes to the relationship desires of men and women, they have more in common than they do different. And even in their differences, it’s more about the desire being higher or lower than the others rather than about one having this desire while the other does not.
Before a guy fully decides if he should pursue a woman and try to date her, he will ask her these 4 questions.
Here are 4 relationship situations where God might be saying, “Don’t force it.”
Here are 4 common situations where God might be saying, “Stop denying your feelings for that person.”
Sin is not always the reason people get stuck on someone in their past. However, it certainly can be the root issue for some people.
I hesitate to write this article because what I’m going to say can be easily misapplied. While I’m not going to advocate for anything unbiblical, I will suggest some things that could lead to temptation if the man and woman are not wise.
What if some of the hardest things you’re experiencing in singleness are actually preparing you for the marriage you’ve been praying for?
What does Matthew 6:33 mean? And how should Matthew 6:33 be used by Christian singles who are seeking a spouse?
Last week I wrote an article called 4 Reasons You Should Not Put God First to Find a Spouse. In that article, I explained that when we put God first to get something from God, we’re not actually putting God first.
Does God want you in a relationship with that person? Will you two end up together? Should you at least give this person a chance?
What I’m about to say is going to come off as unbiblical at first. So please read this whole article to get the full context of what I’m really saying. If you do, I believe you will better enjoy your Christian singleness and be better situated to find a Christian spouse. Alright, here it goes: