Invite Him
16 Rules from Ruth to Help Your Future Husband Find You
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Mark Ballenger
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If you are a Christian single woman who wants to marry a godly man one day, what does the Bible say you should do?
Since the man is supposed to pursue, many Christian women have been taught to “just wait.” But what if your future husband needs your help to find you? What if his pursuit needs to be complimented by your invitation?
When you study the Bible on this important topic of meeting and marrying the right guy, you may be surprised by how much God expects you to help the man!
The book of Ruth is an amazing story that provides us with a powerful, biblical example of how a godly woman can participate in the pre-marriage steps without pursuing the man. In Invite Him, you will learn:
- How to desire a godly man in a glorifying way that is not tainted with idolatry
- How to place yourself in the right location so your future husband can see you
- How to interact with a man you are interested in so he will want to pursue you
- How to be inviting in the ways your future husband needs in order to meet, date, and marry you
By following these 16 relationship rules that come from the book of Ruth, you will know exactly what to do (and not do!) to help your future husband find you.
About the Author: Mark Ballenger is the founder of the popular website and accompanying YouTube channel ApplyGodsWord.com. His videos have been viewed over 100 million times. His primary ministry focus is helping Christian singles glorify the Lord in relationships. His content has appeared on numerous ministry sites including Boundless.org (Focus on the Family), DesiringGod.org, RELEVANTmagazine.com, ChurchLeaders.com, and many more. Mark has a master’s degree in pastoral counseling. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio, with his wife and two children.