Throughout the Bible we are taught that “you shall know them by their fruit” (Matthew 7:20). This is primarily referring to true Christians always showing some evidence of their salvation by repenting of sin and obeying God through the power of the Holy Spirit (Galatians 5:22-24).
Here are 5 common reasons it feels like God is silent even though you are asking him about a certain person or a certain relationship situation you find yourself in.
Only God can truly know what is in someone’s heart (1 Samuel 16:7), but throughout life God will often reveal the hidden things to us through a variety of practical means (Daniel 2:22).
When I use the phrase “keep the door open,” I’m referring to you leaving your options open with someone rather than intentionally closing those options or proactively making a definite move to date this person.
Here are 4 ways you can discover exactly what God wants for you and this person you have questions about.
Sometimes things just keep happening for reasons we won’t ever fully understand on this side of eternity. Sometimes bad things keep happening because we live in a broken world that is not what God originally designed it to be. So don’t always look to yourself as the reasons for why one thing keeps happening over and over again.
Is God telling you to close the relationship door on someone? Here are 5 things to look for that can help you answer that question.
You can enter into a relationship without God’s help. Millions of people do this every day. But you can’t enter into a godly relationship without God’s help. So I’m not talking about just getting into any relationship. I’m talking about getting into a Christian relationship that will be satisfying to you and glorifying to God.
Right from the start, I want to set the context for this article by making it clear that these 6 ways men test women are only used by guys you should avoid. These are not good things for a healthy Christian man to be doing.
