Are you unknowingly attracted to a narcissist? Is their charm or physical appearance blinding you from their narcissistic personality traits? Are others trying to warn you about this person’s selfish history, but you are struggling to see the red flags?
Not only does a godly woman need to know what signs to look for so she can meet and marry the man God has for her, but she also needs to be aware of false signs that can mislead her.
If you’re called to marriage by God, these 5 passages of Scripture can be used by him to lead you to the person he wants you to marry.
Perhaps you are struggling to move on from someone in your past. Or maybe you have strong feelings for someone in your life, even though for some reason you can’t be in a relationship with them right now. Why is this happening?
Here are 4 possible reasons rooted in Scripture for why unhealthy people keep coming into your life.
Relationships shape our lives. The people we allow close to us influence our choices, our faith, and our future.
Life is filled with relationships—family, friends, co-workers, church members, and even casual acquaintances. While many of these relationships are God’s blessings, there are times when Scripture makes it clear that removing someone from your life may be the wisest and most obedient step to take.
When it comes to waiting for the right person, one of the hardest truths for many Christian singles to accept is that God often hides our future spouse until the right time. Just like the seasons of nature, God has appointed different seasons in our lives that shape us, prepare us, and align us with … Read more
Choosing the right wife is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. Marriage can either be a blessing that draws you closer to Christ, or it can be a weight that pulls you away from your calling. When you are seeking God’s guidance in this area, one of the clearest ways he … Read more
Not every person in your life is meant to be in your inner circle. Some relationships are God-given assignments, others are distractions, and some are traps. As Christians, we are called to love others, but we are not called to give unlimited access to people who pull us away from God’s will.