Singles

I knew I loved my husband because I wanted to be with him. All the time. I wanted to spend time in his presence. That was more important to me than being anywhere else. It was as though the rest of the world disappeared when we were together. And while we were spending time together, we quickly learned that we wanted the same things for our future. We also knew that we never wanted to stay mad at each other and always wanted to say I'm sorry.

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.

We can make new friends by trying new things and putting ourselves out there. The key is to be ourselves and to find friends who genuinely like us for us.

As singles navigate their mixed feelings, the question “God, why haven’t you sent me my person, yet?” often plagues their thoughts, and their prayers shift into a slight desperation to discover the answer.

William says, "I can identify with Peter because I, too, love to fish. His emotions often got the best of him. But when he decided to get something done, he got it done. He loved Jesus with all his heart as I do. We both want to love him more every day."

Our past does not define us, and true peace is possible. This powerful piece explores life-changing lessons learned through childhood trauma, covering boundaries, how to break unhealthy cycles, and the hard but necessary path to forgiveness.

Once you take your perspective off of people and put it on God, there are some steps you can take today and every day moving forward. Here are 6 ways to find hope in the world of modern dating.

There is an interesting and perhaps convicting illustration of both friendship and accountability found in Proverbs 27:17, “Iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another” (NASB). In Old Testament times, one iron blade was used to sharpen another blade until both became more effective tools. This visual aid of a common implement of work or war provides a practical model for many human relationships.

Navigating the Christian dating scene can be tough, but we've got you covered! This PDF is packed with 10 essential tips to help you build godly relationships and find genuine connections. This guide will walk you through everything from self-reflection and scripture preparation to seeking wise counsel and committing to purity. These practical guidelines ensure your dating journey honors God while setting you up for a healthy and fulfilling relationship.Ready to date with confidence and faith? Download our PDF now to discover 10 Christian Dating Advice Tips to Pursue a Godly Relationship!

Courage and deep-rooted confidence was exhibited by each one of these women as they stood in the face of stark adversity and the death of their deepest longing and hope. They believed they had found the promised Savior, but the events of that first Easter gave them every reason to be overwhelmed with fear and doubt.

Break free from the exhausting cycle of overthinking and anxiety by turning to faith and prayer. Discover how specific Bible verses can offer comfort, peace, and the strength to overcome anxious thoughts.

Rather than giving valueless, fleeting attention to gifts, candy, eggs or Easter Bunny surprises this year, let us focus on the greatest comeback of all time—the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

May these 20 Bible verses on friendship help you both to make good friends and be a good friend.

Many singles often look forward to changing their relationship status, and while there is nothing wrong with that desire, they often miss out on the blessings of singleness. This year for Lent, take some time to give up a few things that will help you refocus your heart, mind, and spirit on your singleness.

Many Christians worry they’re “settling” if marriage doesn’t feel like a fairy tale. Scripture tells a different story about what truly matters when choosing a spouse.