We all want God to fix our problems and take away our suffering. But sometimes what God takes out of our lives is a person, material possession, or activity that we loved very much. But thanks to our shepherd, we will lack nothing.

We all want God to fix our problems and take away our suffering. But sometimes what God takes out of our lives is a person, material possession, or activity that we loved very much. But thanks to our shepherd, we will lack nothing.
That is an argument many spiritual leaders hear from singles looking for a partner. “He’s not a Christian, but he’s super sweet!” What is wrong with falling in love with a “good” atheist person?
Faced with our current challenges, we sometimes look to the past with envy. Everything seemed easy and more pleasant in our previous chapter. Sometimes we even try to return to this past, which is never a good idea!
You know the expression: “being in the right place at the right time”. In our churches, we often hear: “It’s in God’s time!” But what about the place? Are you in the right place to receive your blessing?
A phrase that Christian singles often hear is: “Wait, God is preparing the right person for you.” But even though this sentence sounds very spiritual, it is not biblical and it may even be dangerous.