If you have really strong feelings for someone who you are not in a relationship with right now, what is God telling you to do? Should you just sit and wait? Or should you be more interactive toward this person?
If you’re a Christian single woman and you’re trying to decipher who the Lord is leading you to marry, one of the ways God will help you is by empowering your future husband to show you he’s the one.
The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are all equally God but they are also three different persons. One way this truth is expressed is through the different roles they play. The Father appoints what will happen, the Son accomplishes what the Father appoints to happen, and the Holy Spirit applies what Christ has accomplished.
Your body is a big part of who God made you. And yet, so often as Christians, we separate the spiritual from the physical. According to Scripture, however, the way our bodies feel can be used to also help us know God’s will.
A man’s attraction towards a woman seems so unpredictable. Sure, worldly men will immediately be drawn to a woman’s outward beauty. But what about that deep attraction a godly man has that goes beyond the physical?
Here are 6 signs that often appear when God is telling you not to pursue a specific woman.
Marriage is a good gift from God. However, not everyone is called to pursue this gift. Additionally, we can pursue a good thing, like marriage, but in the wrong way or at the wrong time.
Can a man be “a really good guy” while also still being too spiritually immature for a relationship? I get this type of question a lot from Christian single women.
Will you know when God is revealing future husband to you? Or will you miss the signs God is sending?
Why did God allow you to lose a relationship with someone that you really loved? If God is all powerful and all loving, couldn’t he have made the relationship work rather than letting it all fall apart? We know we have free will and we can’t blame God for our bad choices, but what if we didn’t do anything wrong? And if we did do something wrong, why didn’t he stop us?