Singles

From whirlwind engagements to picture-perfect love stories, dating shows can distort what real relationships look like. Let’s hold fast to biblical wisdom and ask: are we following God’s timeline or the world’s script?

God desperately wants us to know and believe that we are not alone.

Loneliness is something that happens to all of us. The important thing to remember is that it is a normal feeling. Can you imagine how lonely Jesus must have felt at times? Especially closer to his death? He was deserted by all of his disciples, betrayed by one closest to him. He completely understands how you feel. Staying positive will help keep the enemy's lies and feelings of loneliness from taking over.

As an adult, I’m still living in my hometown. I would really like to move away, to strike out o my own. But I can’t help but feel guilty about leaving my parents behind. Is it wrong for me to leave?

It’s allowed—even God-honoring and glorifying—to have fun together as fellow believers, enjoying life and the good and perfect gifts from God our Father.

Unhealed childhood pain can quietly affect your faith, relationships, and even your health. Here’s why acknowledging your past matters—and how Christ offers hope and restoration.

What if the church saw singleness not as “incomplete” but as a calling? Learn how every single Christian has a divine purpose, and how our church body can fully support and celebrate them in their pursuit of Christ.

Will you let God have the pen to write your happily ever after? When it comes to human relationships, God knows what His best is for you and who you really need. If God can fashion Eve as a custom-fit rib and help mate for Adam, can He not do the same for you? Even if you have found yourself married before and divorced, even if you have given away aspects of yourself and even your own name, believe that God can restore and redeem, it is not too far gone. Ask God to forgive you for the mistakes you made without Him and instead give you what He desires to give you.

Our identity and worth must be rooted in the fact that we are sinners saved by the grace of Jesus Christ alone, adopted into His family, and called His children.

Shows like Love Island feed off the temptation to follow our feelings to find true love.

Social media has changed the way we communicate, giving people an unprecedented platform to influence one another. What hasn’t changed is God’s expectations of us as followers of Christ, whether we’re offline or on. Remember this the next time you log onto your social media account(s) and are tempted to be anything other than an ambassador for our Lord, Jesus Christ.

If we allow ourselves to remain trapped in unhealthy friendships, we will quickly be drowned by self-doubt, destructive behaviors, and distancing ourselves from those who truly care about us.

When we offer a quick band-aid saying or answer, though it is often given from a well-meaning heart, it can often have an adverse effect or seek to stifle what God is doing. This happens a lot with single's advice.

Maybe you’ve begun to realize that you’ve discarded a few too many truths, and what was promised to provide freedom, self-determination, and autonomy from the constraints of the Christian faith has only led to emptiness. Where do you start rebuilding? How can you put the pieces back together? 

A reader struggles with Jesus' words: "whoever marries the divorced woman commits adultery." Read more in He Said, She Said.

More Christians are joining the sober curious movement, rethinking alcohol’s role in their lives—not out of addiction, but from a desire to live with greater intention and spiritual alignment. This growing trend encourages a grace-filled, judgment-free approach that prioritizes freedom, presence, and faith-driven values. 

Without a doubt, the most common question I hear is, “When is the right time for the first kiss in a godly relationship?” But the frustrating truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer.

So often, our fears are based on nothing more than a thought, suggestion, or opinion. When I find myself fretting over an unknown future, I ask God for clarity and wisdom.

Marriage may be part of your story—or it may not—but it is never the goal. What matters most is living fully within the path God has written for you, starting right now.

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?