Singles

Are you waiting on God to move in your life—waiting for a breakthrough, for healing, for answers, or simply for peace? Waiting seasons can feel lonely, frustrating, and endless... but God is never inactive.

If you’re single and weary of waiting, it may be time to ask a deeper question. What if this season is not about finding someone else, but about knowing God more fully than ever before?

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

Times are tough for so many of us right now. Whether it's financial trouble, health concerns, or anxiety over political issues and current events, there is plenty to worry about. 1 Peter 5:7 says to cast all our anxieties on Christ, but in the midst of so much stress, we could all use a little reminder. Here are five beautiful Psalms that offer comfort in chaotic times.

If you struggle with setting boundaries and saying no, you are not alone.

Heartbreak has a way of clouding your hope for the future. Learn how to pray through the pain, stand on God’s promises, and move forward with boundaries and renewed confidence in who you are in Christ.

I can count more times than I'd like how many times friends have left me out because they assumed I'd feel uncomfortable coming to a couple's game night or dinner party solo. In answering for me before I could even answer, I missed out on a time for fellowship, laughter, and community among believers.

Being equally yoked is not meant to inhibit our dating lives. Rather, it is a command designed for protection and honor.

As I write this, I am sitting with my mother-in-law in her private room inside an inpatient hospice facility. She is sleeping. We are waiting. Waiting to see when the Lord will take her home. I am also waiting for my mom to get a pathology report regarding her recent surgery for breast cancer. She is recovering. We are waiting. Waiting is hard. 

There are also times when friendships have to end because one friend hurt the other beyond repair. In the case of being friends with a narcissist, there are many reasons to leave the friendship. Nowhere in the Bible does God command us to remain in a narcissistic friendship.

Gain traction in paying down your debt, and you’ll begin to find financial freedom. Here are ten ways to tame your debt monster.

When dating feels silent, God may be doing His deepest work. Learn how to use this quiet season to reset your emotions, hear His voice, and find clarity about your worth and future.

The world will paint a different picture, but premarital sex will always have consequences—whether they’re experienced sooner or later.

While the purpose of social media is to connect with others more easily, it appears to be having the opposite effect. Here are six ways social media promotes loneliness rather than connection and how to remedy the situation.

Verbal and emotional abuse sneak into relationships with stealth and cunning. Unlike physical abuse, its after-effects leave invisible bruises, long-lasting scars that are far too easily hidden, and often, a complete alteration of one’s entire person.

Here are 7 beautiful things God is working for good in your waiting.

In an era of complex and frustrating digital dating, explore whether seeking a matchmaker or dating coach aligns with a Christian approach to finding a life partner. We need God's help to illuminate the path to a fulfilling relationship, whether it's through traditional methods or modern assistance.

God intends good for our lives and often His prohibitions in the Bible are to protect us from harm. Our intent here is to present how the Bible speaks on this very sensitive matter, not to be ammunition for divisive arguments.

Any relationship with a narcissist can be difficult. Yet, by setting good boundaries, creating healthy relationships with others, cultivating your relationship with God, and walking in step with the Spirit, you can learn to live within the confines of that relationship. However, if, after several conversations, that person is not willing to change their ways, it may be time to terminate their relationship. God never wants us in destructive or emotionally abusive relationships.

Learning to intercede with reconciliation prayer is a great way to bring our hearts into perfect union with God’s. As a result, we’re going to see more unity in our marriages, friendships, families, and cultures.