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Warning Signal for Ladies



It’s been fun to watch the response, and I totally connect with those of you who’ve emailed me to ask: If this is the kind of person we shouldn’t date, then what kind of person should we date?

The truth is, there’s absolutely no way to narrow down the kind of guy you SHOULD date into a few generic categories. And ultimately, the best relationships come when we learn to be healthy, confident, and secure even while standing alone.

While there’s no such thing as finding the perfect guy, here are some traits to be on the lookout for (Godly Man) when the timing is right
A guy whose in love with Jesus

When a man is in love with Jesus, you can tell, because it overflows out of everything he says, does, and impacts how he lives his life. A man who is deeply connected with God’s Spirit He possess love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faith, gentleness and self-control, which are exactly the ingredients that a good relationship is made of. Wait for a Man that loves Jesus…because he’ll know how to love you in return.

Best Friend Forever

Ladies, don’t overlook the Best Friend Forever. This is the kind of guy that you’ve been friends with your whole life. The guy with which you can laugh until you pee (a little), share the same sense of humor, and have tons of things in common. Oftentimes, he’s been sitting under your nose, and you didn’t even know it. These kinds of men are a great catch, because they are loyal, faithful, and true. Because they’ve been around for so long, what you see is what you get. And the best relationships are always built on the foundation of friendship. Don’t marry anything less than your best-friend.

The Responsible Guy

A man who is responsible with his life will be responsible with your heart. Wait for a guy who can take care of himself, manage his finances, and prioritize his time. He’s the kind of guy who is reliable, and follows through. This is the kind of guy who won’t just talk it; he’ll walk it, too. A man who has direction in his life, will most likely also have direction in his relationships.

A Guy who is Discipline

We all know that beauty runs deep, and so does “handsomeness” but let’s just put it out there- attraction is a big deal. It’s not just about muscles, sex-appealing, and for many ladies, it’s more than that. There are many ways to this because the good news is that each lady has her own definition of attractive that covers the variety! While there are many avenues to attraction, a man who pays attention to his appearance and takes good care of his health is definitely moving in the right direction. So look for a guy who has enough self-love to take care of himself by looking his best, smelling his best, and dressing his best (just so long as he doesn’t take more time than you to get ready.)

Emotionally Intelligence

As you work on yourself- wait for a man who is also taking the time to heal, to grow, and to 
change into the best version of himself. I get it, not every man out there enjoys discussing psychology, philosophy, and theology. Not every guy wants to talk about his feelings always. And not every guy out there is cultured in music, art, and theater. And that’s totally fine…but Wait for a guy who is willing to get “deep” regarding the things that interest you. Wait for a guy who is willing to share his heart with you, because that is the deepest and most meaningful thing of all. There’s more to life than football and electronics. Wait for a guy who’s willing to take you a little deeper.

A Team-mate

Many of us don’t know if we want family, or if we’ll even be able to have a family. But the thing about this kind of guy is that he’s a family man with the family in his life here and now. His relationships with his parents, siblings, and friends, and with the most significant people in his life- reflect a good picture of the kind of guy he really is. Wait for a man who treats, loves, and respects His friends and family.

Character Conscious Guy

There are so many superficial qualities that ladies tend to get caught up in. Sometimes ladies are often carried away, dumb and blind, because the romantic-guy, the rich-guy, sweet-talking guy, and even a player tend to outshine the Character Conscious Guy. But from what I know about a healthy relationship and marriages, the Character Conscious Guy is always the best choice- because honesty, compassion, loyalty, trustworthiness, and purity are worth more than any amount of chocolate, roses, sex, cares, money, and diamonds in the entire world.

The Gentleman

I’m not just talking about a guy who opens your door, pays for your meals, and carries your bags. I’m talking about a greater kind of chivalry…a man of gentleness. This man is filled with humility and respect, and treats you by the priceless, God-given worth that you have. A real man may carry your bag, but more so, he’ll gently hold your heart. A real man may offer you his coat when it’s cold, but more so he’ll offer you respect, honor, and loyalty displayed in how he lives his life.

Detail Conscious

A man who knows how to communicate in a mature and respectful way (even when he disagrees) is the mark of a man worth holding on to, because communication is the blood-line of a relationship. The road to marriage means embarking on a life-long conversation. The moment you stop talking, is the moment you start moving backwards. Find a man who is willing to talk to you, share his vision with you and share his life with you. Because God knows you’re going to need it.

May the Holy Spirit grant you the wisdom and understanding to know what to do per time per season in Jesus Name, Amen.

Jesus Loves You.

Be Inspired!

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