By studying Genesis 24, we can identify 5 markers that should be present when God is revealing the person he has appointed for you to marry.
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This Is How God Will Prepare You for a Spirit-Filled Relationship
Here are 5 things God will do when preparing you for a Spirit-filled relationship.
How to Be More Confident as a Christian Man Around the Woman You Like
Here are 6 ways for Christian men to be more confident and less nervous around the woman they like.
4 Reasons God Will Let You Fall in Love with the Wrong Person
Here are 4 reasons God will let you fall in love with the wrong person.
3 Biblical Ways to Position Yourself to Be Found By Your Future Husband
As we study and apply Ruth 1:19, we can see at least 3 biblical ways God can lead a woman to help her future husband find her.
Actively Waiting for Your Person from God VS. Passively Waiting for Your Person from God
Here are 4 differences between actively waiting for your future spouse compared to passively waiting for this person to come into your life.
What Does the Bible Say About Oral Sex?
What does the Bible say about oral sex? Here are 4 biblical principles to consider.
5 Things God Will Do to Your Identity When Preparing You for Marriage
Your identity is the most important variable in everything you do. Who you are will dictate what actions you take or don’t take. So, when God is preparing you for marriage, he will definitely be forming your identity in very intentional ways.
4 Biblical Reasons God Wants You to Be Hopeful About Getting Married
When you desire something very strongly, it can feel risky to actually hope for it. When it comes to marriage, sometimes people desire it so much that they are unable to admit it because they are afraid of being disappointed if it doesn’t happen one day. Ironically, they can become hopeless about the thing they hope God will give them one day.
4 Reasons Your Heart Still Hurts After a Breakup a Long Time Ago
Whether it be a few weeks, a few months, or many years ago, sometimes your heart can keep hurting after a breakup for much longer than you expected. Why does this happen?