Singles Advice

As you move forward from this brokenness, I encourage you to lay your heartache down to God and to ask him to prepare your heart for the right relationship with the right guy at the right time.

When you read through the Bible from a relational stand point, you can’t help but smile at how things aren’t so different from our own situation.

With any relationship, make sure you are asking God to guide you down the right path.

Has God destined me to the single life? How do I know what God's plan for my life is?

Does God want us to end up with someone we are not attracted to, physically or personality-wise? What's the point of us getting married in the first place?

When someone jokes that you should get married, feelings can run deeper. How to discern God's way?

Communication is critical when parents and couples disagree.

It's true that God spoke through dreams in the Bible. What about if we have dreams about who we will marry?

My boyfriend said that he thinks she’s just being mature and it would be nice if he could be friendly with their old mutual friends but I don’t like it. I don’t want to turn to Cosmo or vogue advice. I need sound Christian guidance.

My boyfriend ghosted me after we went too far. What am I supposed to do?

A look at the life of King David and how he cultivated intimacy with both God and man.

I've developed feelings for her over time, but I've never been able to tell her because I believe she'll turn me down. What should I do?

Noticing someone interesting? Here's some guidance on how to meet them, or move on.

As a single woman, when is the right time to move into a place of your own? Can roommates be good anything but drama?

If you’re praying and communicating, clarity will come. Does that mean that your mom will accept your boyfriend? Not necessarily. But it does mean that if you’re walking in God’s will, He will give you the peace you need to make hard choices.

When we give up things in our lives to follow Jesus, we need to remember his promise of 100-fold.

I’m young and single, so I figure I better do everything I can while I still have time, in the case I have a family one day. I love what I do, but lately, I’ve just felt tired, and I feel like my productivity is slipping. Am I burning myself out? Is there anything I can do about it?

Some of my friends have started calling me a “workaholic” or saying I work too hard. Are they right? How can I tell if I’m a workaholic?

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?