Dreaming With God: Discovering Your Purpose

The Bible says in Jeremiah 1:5, "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, before you were born I set you apart." This means that God had a purpose for you even before you were born! You are not here by accident—God planned for you to be on this earth.

What Do You Love to Do?

Think about the things you enjoy doing. Do you love to sing, draw, write, build things, or help others? God often places hints about your purpose inside your heart. Your passions and talents may be a sign of what He has called you to do…….READ MORE

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Discovering God's Plan Before Dating

Many young people, especially in their teenage years, start dating without understanding the true purpose of relationships. However, the Bible shows us that before Adam was given a wife, he was first given a job and a responsibility (Genesis 2:15-18). This teaches us that marriage is not just about love, but a partnership to fulfill God's purpose.

The Right Time to Date

The right time to date is when you have understood your purpose. If you don't know who you are in Christ and what God has called you to do, how can you build a God-centered relationship? A relationship in God is meant to help you fulfill His purpose for your life (Ecclesiastes 4:9-10).

Why Waiting Matters

Many people, including parents, have experienced relationships they later regret because they connected with the wrong person at the wrong time. They may have been distracted from God's direction for their life. Wisdom teaches us that the best time to date is when we have discovered ourselves and our purpose.

Christian Dating and Seeking Guidance

Christian dating is not just about emotions—it is about being equally yoked (2 Corinthians 6:14). This is why it is important for young people to seek wisdom and counsel from parents and spiritual mentors. The decisions we make in our youth can shape our future, so it is crucial to grow in wisdom before entering relationships (Proverbs 3:5-6). [ BLOG OF BEING EQUALLY YOKED PARENTAL GUIDANCE REQUIRED ]

Focus on Your Purpose First

Before stepping into a relationship, first step into the purpose God has for you. Use this time to grow, learn, and prepare for the future God has designed. When the time is right, God will bring the right person into your life.

Final Encouragement

I encourage you to pray, seek wisdom, and focus on your walk with God. Let Him guide you in all areas of life, including relationships. Remember, the best relationships are built on God's purpose, not just feelings.

I am praying for you all! God bless you! 🙏✨