Three Ways God Introduces You to Your Soulmate Without You Realizing It

Introduction

God's introductions are not like Hollywood; no dramatic signs or music.
Introductions through divine timing, supernatural alignment, and unexpected encounters.
Relationships are not perfect, but god-ordained ones withstand pressure.

God prepares you before orchestrating a divine connection.
A soulmate involves covenant, elevation, and assignment, not just companionship.
Preparation involves healing from past wounds and deepening your relationship with God.
Indicators of Preparation
- Season of healing from past wounds
- Deepening relationship with God before meeting the soulmate
Importance of Waiting
- Waiting is divine alignment, not delay.
- Avoid rushing into relationships; God's timing is crucial.
Risks of Premature Relationships
- Carrying old wounds, compromising standards, settling for less.

God orchestrates encounters beyond human expectations, often through divine alignment.
Biblical Examples: Ruth and Boaz, Isaac and Rebecca, Esther with the king.
Encouragement during Delays
- Disappointments can lead to destiny; setbacks are setups.
Action and Obedience
- Like Ruth, be in motion and obedience; avoid inactivity.
- Divine introductions happen when faith meets obedience.

A god-ordained relationship aligns with purpose and spiritual elevation.
Signs of a God-Sent Relationship
- Brings you closer to God, encourages spiritual growth.
- Biblical Example: Isaac and Rebecca; appearance and faith were valued.
Misalignment Issues
- Compromises in faith or character are signs the relationship is not divine.
- True god-ordained connections bring peace, not chaos.
Kingdom Couples
- Like Priscilla and Aquilla, build the kingdom together.
Discernment and Patience
- Avoid settling for temporary relationships; God is developing you.

Trust in God’s timing and preparation process.
Focus on becoming the person God has called you to be.
A soulmate is someone God reveals at the right time, emphasizing purpose and partnership.
Call to Action: Trust in the process, wait on God, and prepare in faith.

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