I’ve talked about this topic before and mentioned some more traditional types of signs God will give you to let you know he’s preparing you for marriage. So I won’t go over those again here. Today I want to talk about 3 strange signs God is preparing you for marriage.
God speaks through his word, through his Spirit, and through the circumstances in your life. Here are some ways you can apply these three means of hearing God so you can know if he is sending you a red, yellow, or green light about someone.
Why did God allow you to have a dream about someone? Do these dreams mean God wants you to be with this person? Is this a sign this person is your future spouse?
Here are 4 possible reasons God is allowing you to dream about someone.
Here are 4 signs God is actually leading you to repent of idolizing a relationship by pursuing a godly relationship with pure motives.
Here are 3 things that often happen when God is preparing you for a relationship after you’ve been in a long season of singleness.
Here are 5 things that will happen in your life when God is preparing you to get closure and move on from someone.
(Note: If you are a regular reading of my content, you can probably skip down to point 2 because the intro and point 1 of this article are a review of points I’ve made before.)
When I use the phrase, “the one,” I’m not talking about a soul mate. I’m not saying that there is only one perfect divinely ordained person for everyone and you can thus marry someone who is not the one for you. What I am referring to is simply the person God planned for you to marry.
When I refer to this term, “relationship rut,” I’m talking about a negative pattern in your life when it comes to relationships. Perhaps you have not been on a date in over a decade. Perhaps you have been on a date a month for the past decade with someone new but nothing ever happens. Perhaps you keep getting sucked into long-term relationships that always end the same way – in heartache.
It’s clear in Scripture that God does call some people to a life of singleness. But one error I believe many people make is that they come to believe God wants them single because they have a deep wound in their heart that makes them fearful of trying to love again.
As a Christian single woman looking for a Christian husband, it can be slim pickings out there. (The same could be said to the Christian single men looking for a wife, but this article is for the women.)