3 Signs That God Is Telling You To Remove Someone From Your Life.

God can speak to us through other human beings and sometimes we do not know that God is telling us something but sometimes we realize that truly God is speaking to us . 


Especially when we are in a relationship ,there is something that can happen along the way that you can recall that truly God did speak to me about this relationship ,whether it is a love relationship or simply just a best friend relationship.

Here are 3 signs that God could be telling you to remove someone from your life

1 .If a person removed himself or herself from your life and want to come back again.

Have you ever realised that when you are not associated with a certain person you don't experience any setback but once that person enters your life everything scatters .God is telling you to stop the cycle at once and stop this person fry being in your life .Maybe the person was verbally and emotionally abusive,God is stopping you from wasting your time .

2. If you clearly keep on hoping that God changes them and their actions clearly say they don't want to be changed .

You can not change someone and the best thing to avoid praying over spilt milk ,it is to get involved with a person who possesses a good character.

3. If this person is constantly battling your beliefs with her doctrines.

You cannot be equally yoked with a non believer, because you will not share the same beliefs .If someone is always pulling you down spiritually then it is better to stay away or avoid that person because clearly you don't share the same values .

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