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?
According to the Bible, is there such a thing as “the one”? Does the Bible actually use the words “the one”? And if there is such a thing as “the one,” how does God expect us to locate this person?
Not every woman who says something confusing is manipulative. Some women are genuinely unsure, immature, or simply not interested. But there are patterns that repeatedly show up when a woman wants attention without commitment.
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.
“Why did God allow me to get cheated on?”
“I feel so betrayed. What am I supposed to do now?”
“I’m struggling to let this go. How can I ever trust again?”
If you have ever been cheated on in the past, here are 3 things God might be saying to you.
Here are 4 biblical steps to take before you start dating someone if you’ve been divorced in the past.
Sometimes the most mature thing you can do is totally ignore someone. That’s hard for some Christians to accept, but Scripture absolutely supports this in many instances. God really might be saying, “Do not respond to that person.”
Time is one of the most valuable resources God gives a man. Therefore, it should be no surprise that Satan will come to steal this gift (John 10:10).
