Satan’s primary goal is not to keep you single. According to 1 Peter 5:8, the devil’s main goal is to destroy you.
Satan wants to prevent people from becoming Christians (2 Corinthians 4:4). If he can’t keep you from becoming a Christian, his next goal is to keep you from becoming an effective Christian who truly glorifies God (John 10:10).
Do you find yourself getting really anxious, fearful, or even frustrated when you start focusing on your desire for a Christian relationship?
Here are 3 ways you can control your emotions better when you desire a Christian relationship.
Do you have some area of your life that you want to change? Perhaps you have made a New Year’s resolution but you are unsure if you have the ability to stick with it? What does the Bible actually say about transformation.
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A desire for marriage is good. God made marriage and he is often the one who puts the desire for marriage on the hearts of Christian singles.
And yet, as we all know, this desire for a human relationship can often tempt us away from our most important relationship with our Savior, Jesus Christ.
It’s one thing to apologize for something you did, it’s a completely different thing to apologize effectively. Not all apologies are created equal.
So if you want to apologize in the most effective way possible, here are 5 tips to help you do that.
If you are a Christian who is looking to start dating again after a breakup, how long should you wait? What is enough time to heal and truly move on from that past relationship before starting a new relationship?
Here’s are 3 points to consider if you are asking these types of questions.
If you are a Christian single, have you ever wondered to yourself, “Will I be single forever?” While there is certainly know way to know the future God has for us, I do believe there are some common signs in the lives of those who never get married.
Not all friendships were created equal. So what makes a good friend and what makes a toxic friend? How can you tell if you should continue a friendship or change your boundaries with someone? What are the signs of an unhealthy friendship?