13 Signs God is Showing You Someone is Not Right For You 1. They don't listen to you. When a person does not listen to you, it is an obvious sign
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13 Signs God is Showing You Someone is Not Right For You 1. They don't listen to you. When a person does not listen to you, it is an obvious sign
Are you hearing God’s voice or the enemy’s? How can you discern the difference? Read more for 7 practical ways to know you are hearing God’s voice.
The 'Knowing, Growing, Going with God' craft Printable is a simple idea that can help children to understand what it means to know, grow and go with God.
How do you deal with difficult people? The Bible has great advice on this topic. Here are biblical tips on how to deal with difficult people.
What work has God given you to complete? What does He want you to do? Discover the answer to this question - How do I know what God is calling me to do?
13 Signs God is Showing You Someone is Not Right For You 1. They don't listen to you. When a person does not listen to you, it is an obvious sign
Growing your relationship with Christ is a lifelong journey that requires continuous effort, faith, and commitment. It involves not only knowing about Jesus but also having a personal and intimate connection with Him. Thankfully, the Bible provides numerous verses and guidance on deepening our spiritual bond with Christ. In this blog post, I will explore some vital biblical references and practical steps to help you grow closer to our Lord and Saviour.
What does it mean to be still and know the Lord is God? Psalm 46:10 is a popularly-quoted verse. We see it on journals, t-shirts and home decorations. Does it mean to stop and do nothing when we're facing a trial? Does it mean to zone out in deep meditation when there are critical things to be done? When I first began to study what 'be still and know I am God' means, I started with the context of Psalm 46. The Context of Psalm 46 Psalm 46 is a psalm of praise, exalting God as a 'refuge and strength,
I was crumpled in a ball by my nightstand, sobbing so hard it came in gasps. I couldn't see through the tears, and I didn't want to. I didn't know what I wanted. I didn't know who I was anymore. At the beginning it had all seemed to make sense: he liked me; he asked me out; he wanted to date me. But then... then he said my standards were too high. He said because I wouldn't kiss him (after barely getting to know him), he would leave me. And he did. I took him back. Now here I was, still a virgin, but an emotional wreck of who I'd been before. What happened to Purity Girl? I was the poster child for it. I wore the ring, I knew the rules, I wrote blog posts about it. This was supposed to be my area of expertise. How come it was so easy to compromise to a man who used my desire for affirmation to manipulate me? As I knelt there hunched over a tear-stained Psalm 51, I asked God: How could you ever forgive me of something I've done again and again? Can I ever be who I was before? Maybe you've asked those same questions. Today we're going to answer them with what God has revealed to us in His Word. He is the only one who can speak with authority on this subject. Since the beginning of the Other Virgin Diaries series, 60% of the emails I receive contain the above questions in some form. It's a pressing concern for many young Christians who have compromised purity (to any degree) and long for their relationship with God to be renewed. But in the midst of that hope, many of us doubt God's forgiveness or are unsure of what it looks like. Sin is sin: whether it be gossip, lying, pride or extramarital sex, all sin is breaking the law of God (1 John 3:4 "Sin is lawlessness"). Sin is offensive to God because God is holy and perfect (Is. 6:1-5). Because man chose to sin in the beginning of time (Genesis 3) all of us are born with a natural tendency toward sin and thus toward offending God (Romans 5:12). Sexual sin, however, is a different beast. Unlike other sins, sexual sin affects the body, emotions, mind, and spirit (1 Cor. 6:18). Sex was designed to be a thrilling experience in marriage, in which context the physical-emotional-spiritual connection is intense and fulfilling. But when removed from that context, sex has the power to twist our self-perception, spiral us into deeper sin, and most of all separate us spiritually from our pure relationship with God. God knows this danger, and therefore requires sex and the acts of foreplay leading to arousal as a part of marriage and nothing else. Having established this, what do we do? What do we do if we have transgressed God's law, offended God, and separated ourselves from a peaceful relationship with Him? Is there hope for those affected by the consequences of illicit sex? YES! There is hope! Below are the steps we take to know this forgiveness and walk as conquerors in the grace of God.
Where should we live? What should I do? How can we know? It's hard to know if something is from God! These 5 tried and true steps will help. #Prayer #BibleStudy #KnowGod'swill #CountingMyBlessings
These 4 signs God is pushing you into something better will explain why your life feels off-kilter. Here’s how to know when God wants you to leave, plus what happens when you resist Him.
While it's a whole lot easier to listen to God's word rather than to obey it, God wants us to be doers of the word not just hearers. After all, there isn't anyone who knows whats best for us more than God himself. So, obeying God is important not only to glorify him but to
How to find your calling from God including what your calling is and isn't and how to know if you are not living your calling.
