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What Is Biblical Courtship?

Posted on September 17, 2018September 12, 2018 by sipporra

The words “courtship” and “dating” are not mentioned in the Bible once. In Biblical times, marriages were generally arranged by… Read more What Is Biblical Courtship?

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What Is Biblical Womanhood?

Posted on September 10, 2018September 12, 2018 by sipporra

The one thing that should be avoided when discussing biblical womanhood, is confusing culture with Scripture. Although some cultures have… Read more What Is Biblical Womanhood?

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Do people see you and immediately want to know about God's goodness? Are you a radiant light unto the world? Some people will never open up a Bible until you give them reason to. Are you that reason?

No one can tell you that you are not valuable. No one can determine your worth for you. No one can tell you that you’re worthless. Did you know you are God’s masterpiece? You were created by the Most High; your worth is immeasurable!

Now isn’t this a question! A lot of people are very proud of themselves and their accomplishments. This in itself is not a bad thing, but ask yourself: “do I give praise to the Lord where it’s due?” It wasn’t by your own wisdom that you came up with solutions for your problems, it was God who pulling you through! When people compliment you or your accomplishments, see it as a golden opportunity to tell them about The Man behind the scenes..❤ Poverbs 3:5-7 | “Trust in the LORD with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek His will in all you do, and He will show you which path to take. Don’t be impressed with your own wisdom.”

Ladies, do you ever take the time to reflect on yourself? When we take the time to examine ourselves, we discover our weaknesses and we discover our strengths. This evaluation helps us to see the areas in our lives that still need some work. This is how we can grow.

Are we being hypocrites or are we setting the right example? We ask for some of the following: “My (future) husband needs to be God-fearing. My (future) husband needs to be caring. My (future) husband needs to look good.” But, as we’re demanding these things, are we working on ourselves to become the best (future) wives we can be? Let’s focus on ourselves first, before we focus on anyone else.

Yes, God likes to take His time sometimes. But, remember this: He always hears you and will always answer your prayers. Know that He will give you what you want, or He will give you something you didn’t even know you needed.

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