Singles

When patience turns to desperation, even marriage can feel like a backup plan. But is this what the Lord desires for your life and heart?

All of us have people in our lives: friends, coworkers, parents, spouses, children. And as sinful people, often these relationships will experience rough patches. When it feels like one person is giving too much and the other person is enjoying all the benefits, it can create an unhealthy imbalance. What is a God-honoring way to restore balance in that relationship?

Not all modern dating advice lines up with God’s Word.

What if your singleness was sacred, not just something to endure? Build these 7 habits to grow in joy, trust, and spiritual maturity where God has you.

So what happens if we get engaged? Can we have sex if we fully intend to marry this brother and sister in Christ? Or does the wait-until-you-get-married conviction apply in this case?

Are you re-entering the dating world after a season away? Here’s how to walk forward with wisdom and a deep trust in God’s timing so you don’t lose yourself in the process.

We have to abandon our own sinful ways and choose to follow Jesus. Reinventing ourselves can happen no other way.

I do understand the loneliness that can often accompany us singles when we see yet another post on social media about a friend who got engaged. So how do we combat this loneliness?

What happens when you find that person with whom you can see a future, but your Spiritual upbringings are based on different doctrines? Denominational differences that split elements of our doctrinal beliefs into different resolutions? What then?

The mindset of loneliness can be our fault. We can feel bummed because people don’t seek us out, but do we seek them? Sometimes we just need to pray, plan a little, rally our courage, and reach out.

We come to God just as we are as broken vessels looking to be filled and empowered by His presence. Summer has longer days, more outdoor time, and presents a creative opportunity to strengthen your devotional time with the Lord.

One of the most common things Christian singles are told is, "Oh, you're too picky. If you weren't so picky you'd find someone." Is this true?

Are your friendships bearing fruit or leading to heartache? Scripture gives us the signs to watch for and the friends worth holding on to.

Dating is not for the faint of heart. And if you’ve had your heart broken in the past it’s scary to trust again. But you are not alone when your trust is in the Lord, and His Word is a light to your path.

Jesus was the perfect friend. His example shows us how to love, forgive, and serve those closest to us.

The beauty of dating apps is that many people can join. On the other hand, the downside is that many people with varying relationship statuses and needs can join. When vetting a person of interest, be sure to ask questions you may have about their relationship status and anything else that may be in your spirit to inquire about. You never know what you'll find out.

Friendship is a two-way street; if it isn't, something is severely unbalanced. Often a sign of a bad friend is when said friend is only focused on themselves and sucks up all of the conversation, time, and energy for their own.

Not only is it enjoyable to spend time outdoors, but it is also extremely important for our overall health. Nature benefits us spiritually, physically, and emotionally.

Your singleness isn’t one long waiting game—it has seasons. Learn what they are, what they mean, and how God wants you to grow in each one.