Singles

The Lenten season comes around yearly to commemorate and celebrate Christ and His sacrifice for humanity. This year, take some time to be intentional about how you will spend the forty days of Lent to become closer to God and to become a better, stronger single Christian.

As you are grieving the relationship you wanted and needed with your parents, remember that you can have this relationship with God.  

Breaking up is never easy, but it doesn’t have to be messy or heartless. Discover how to navigate the end of a relationship with grace and empathy, using biblical wisdom to honor both God and the person you’re parting ways with. Learn how thoughtful words, timely decisions, and hope in God can help you move forward with peace.

As believers, one thing we should wait on and desire in a life mate is the unconditional love Jesus displays for the church. The love He shows the church is forgiving, patient, kind, long-suffering, and selfless. This is the kind of love everyone deserves, and it is certainly worth waiting for.

From the intimate details between two lovers in Song of Solomon to the meaningful love shared by biblical couples like Isaac and Rebekah, Ruth and Boaz, and Mary and Joseph, romantic love is alive and well and worth emulating from God’s Word.

Don’t rush into a relationship and close your eyes and ears. Take the time needed to dig deep.

I hope if I find myself in need of forgiveness and a second chance, I will have a friend who loves me enough to stick around and help restore me to community.

If we search through examples of God’s love in the Bible, we can piece together a reflection of him. Here are 7 qualities in a godly man worth seeking.

God doesn’t call us to go back into toxic family relationships. Instead, He calls us out of them and will help us know that our family goes beyond flesh and blood. 

Singles, it is my sincerest prayer that you find the beauty in Valentine's Day and know that you are worthy of the love that awaits you. Always remember that love is patient and kind. Be patient and kind with yourself. That's the first step to love.

When we take an honest look at the motives behind the desire to do something for mockery (in this case, celebrating a counter holiday), we will often find what is exposed is the need for healing in our own hearts. After a heart check with the Lord, if you find just a desire to express sarcasm and wit, then humor the idea. On the other hand, if what you find is a deeper heart condition of loneliness, depression, or longing unfulfilled, know it is safe to allow God into those places.

No matter what is said of you on this day, or if you're feeling overwhelmed with the notion that Valentine's Day is not for you, pray those thoughts away and remember that every day God breathes life into you is a day filled with love. Show yourself some love in the upcoming days before Valentine's Day; that way, when the day arrives, you'll be so filled with love that you'll enjoy the celebrations going on around you.

‘You complete me.’ This probably sounds like the most romantic thing your partner may have said to you. It definitely feels good when someone tells us that we complete them. It sounds even more romantic than, “I love you.” But if we dig into the phrase a little deeper, it means this person needs you to be a complete person which eventually leads to the conclusion that without you, this person cannot grow. 

As someone who has celebrated the past seven Valentine’s Days as a single person, I have a few ways that we can revamp the holiday to include singles, that doesn’t include avoiding all social media and restaurants during February 14th.

Adding romance to the mix—especially when the other party isn’t a believer—is begging for trouble. At best, you might get your heart broken, and at worst, you might walk away from your faith.

Christians, and the church at large, should be cautious in how they approach someone coming from religious trauma. We must respect their experience. Jesus is the great Healer, and His example provides guidance for how to respond to religious trauma.

Friendships can be some of life’s greatest blessings, but what does it take to be a truly good friend? The Bible offers timeless wisdom on building relationships that inspire faith, foster trust, and bring lasting joy. Discover 8 surprising ways to cultivate God-honoring friendships that stand the test of time!

A first date is the best time to sift the wheat from the chaff. To decide whether or not to move forward before we get too close.

I want to share with you three tips on how to discern a counterfeit from the real thing so that you will never have to be deceived or go through the emotional pain of a counterfeit relationship again.

Singleness is a season to steward, not one to stew in anxiously or bitterly. This is a time to cling to the hope that God hasn't forgotten you and He is not seeking to punish you or make you feel less favored because it is taking longer than your peers to be given a spouse. Believe it or not, He trusts you with this one-of-a-kind story.