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Many churches desire to have more single parents within their walls. Many single parents desire connection to a local church. So, how do we bridge the gap?

Attractiveness often describes someone’s outward appearance. Yet “authentic” attractiveness can serve a more significant purpose.

The Easter season has ties to a number of foods and I’m not just talking about candy eggs, jelly beans, and marshmallow chicks.

With approximately 15 million single parents in the United States alone and the numbers growing daily, it is imperative that every church across our great nation have a thriving single mothers ministry.

We rarely talk about it. Or don’t even think about it. What is it? Maintaining an appearance of sexual propriety while dating.

“I’ve saved for a trip, but was told to donate the money instead. Am I disobeying God’s will if I don’t?” Read more in “He Said-She Said.”

At a recent speaking engagement, a new question came up. “So, why are YOU single?” I had never really thought of that question before.

Can I still make an impact for God if I’m not involved in a singles ministry? Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

If we continue to practice finding wrong with each other, how do we expect to have strong meaningful relationships for ourselves?

“I want to ask a friend out, but I’m worried she’ll say ‘no.’ Any advice?” Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

It’s Leap Year this year, which means February has 29 days instead of 28 and YOU have more time. What will you do with it?

Just as the number of singles is rising in churches across the country, churches are axing peer-specific singles ministries.

Don’t wait on God to put the perfect person on your doorstep. But before you think I’m telling you to disobey God, hear me out.

While considering what we do not have on Valentine’s Day, we can be profoundly grateful for the greater gift that is ours.

“I have a ‘first date’ with someone. How can I calm down and act naturally?” Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

It’s time we stop blaming some past event or person and take steps toward where we want to be and what God created us for.

There’s a big difference between enduring each day and enjoying it. I’ve done both and the second option is definitely best.

My mother didn’t want to live alone and now lives with me. But what if our new situation is to help me grow individually in Christ?

“Can you still marry after you’ve missed the man God had planned for you?” Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

Recently, I felt as if God was telling me: “If you don’t like where you are or where you are going, ‘reinvent yourself.’”