Do you have really strong feelings for someone that you are not in a relationship with? Perhaps you really like this person but for whatever reason you haven’t been given the chance to date them. Or maybe you did date them, it didn’t work out, and yet you still have really strong emotions about this person?
No human is absolutely good except Jesus Christ himself (Romans 3:23). However, according to Scripture, there are people who are walking with God and then there are people who are following Satan (John 8:42-44).
According to Scripture, it’s very clear that both singleness and marriage are equally good callings from the Lord (1 Corinthians 7:7). It’s more complicated, however, to know which one God has called you to.
Were you in a relationship that started out strong but then went bad really fast? Or are you currently in a relationship that you are having second thoughts about?
When you meet that person God has for you, the relationship will last. However, a lasting relationship isn’t just about finding the right person. This relationship won’t last just because of sheer luck and compatibility.
Is it possible that God will send you a sign through the way your body feels? According to Scripture, yes, this is possible.
In Ephesians 6:10-12 Paul, warns us that unseen demonic forces will uses “schemes” to attack God’s people. By definition, a scheme is an intricate assault that seeks to bring harm without you even noticing it. This is why Satan loves to use relationships for his evil agenda.
How will you know if you’ve already met your future husband? Only God knows the future, so in a way you won’t really know if a man is the one for you until after you are already married. In other words, if you two never get married, it’s clear this man was never meant for you in the first place.
Over the years, people have pointed to the book of Hosea and asked me, “Is that evidence that God could make me marry someone I don’t want to marry?”
When I say that you can marry the wrong person, I don’t mean that this will justify a divorce. In a way, once you are married, you are married to the right person because God wants you to stay married to that person unless a biblical reason for divorce occurs and then you want to part ways.