Singles

While advancements in technology are wonderful and serve a purpose this technology has the ability to actually damage your spiritual life. While the phone itself is neutral, it is what it allows you to do, the access it gives you, and how you use it that can affect your spiritual life. Here are five ways phones can hurt our spiritual lives.

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.

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.

They don’t mutually seek God with you. They seek to be God to you.

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.

For anyone who has experienced the death of a loved one, a mom, a dad, a grandparent, a sibling, you know how painful it can be to lose that person and to have to deal with life after their passing.

This summer doesn’t have to feel lonely. Here's how to turn your singleness into a powerful season of joy, growth, and unforgettable adventure.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.