Have you met the right person but is it just the wrong time? Or maybe God is going to lead you to switch careers, but is now the right time? Or perhaps you want to share the gospel with someone you know is rebelling, but is God telling you to wait for a more effective opportunity?
It’s important to define our terms when talking about not missing “God’s will” or “God’s plan” because these phrases have varying uses.
If you want to make perfect relationship decisions, this is not the article for you. Why? Because that’s impossible since we are not perfect people.
Here are 3 signs that usually mean God is telling you to stop second-guessing yourself and trust that you made the right choice.
I believe every man needs a dream worth dying for. Without a big enough godly goal in his life, a man’s heart will shrivel up and die. God made men to fill, rule, and subdue the whole earth (Genesis 1:28).
Here are 4 signs God is saying, “That’s the man I have for you to marry one day.”
Despite what our modern feminist society is telling men, women still want strong men. This is especially true when it comes to Christian women.
Maybe you and someone were building a great friendship that seemed to be headed towards dating, but then this person started dating someone else. Or maybe you two did start dating and things were going great the first six months, but then you started fighting about silly things and broke up. Or maybe you two were even engaged only to have the whole thing called off at the last minute.
As a Christian man, you probably know that it’s your job to pursue the woman you are romantically interested in. Sadly, however, that’s the extent of what most Christian men are taught about dating – that they should pursue the woman.
“I thought God hates pride. So why is this prideful person flourishing?” “It doesn’t seem like my humility is helping me in my career. People who are exalting themselves seem to be getting all the promotions.” “Why do these rude, egotistical people seem to all be in relationships while I’m still single?”