Singles Archives

Determining the person God wants you to spend the rest of your life with is a critical decision, one that requires putting put aside personal...

The God who loves me is working all things together for good. So when this loneliness feels like death, aches like starvation, I confess that I am...

At the singles functions I’ve attended, I can’t help but notice how many attractive women mill around, trying to be sociable, likable, and noticed....

A reader asks: “Is something wrong if, at 30 years old, you don’t know what you want to be when you’re already ‘grown up’?” Find out what “He”...

Our family is our University of Relationships. It teaches us whether or not people can be trusted. It teaches us what emotions are safe to...

God doesn’t play games. If you are truly waiting on Him, He’ll be very specific and direct when He feels you need to know whether to wait or date. ...

To the young, engaged couple life feels blissful. So why waste time with counseling when all is going so well? Counselors Beverly and Tom Rodgers...

A male reader asks: “One female recently told me that, contrary to my thinking, many professional single women would love to trade in their...

Suppose you could choose ten qualities that your future spouse will have. Which would you choose? But wait-let's sweeten the deal. Not only do you...

God designed you—your desires, passions, and longings—for a specific reason. All of these, when brought together into the light of God’s presence,...

If your psychological baggage was traveling on a conveyor belt at the airport, what kind of shape would it be in? How would it look? Would it be...

In Ephesians, we have instructions for putting on a new life in Christ as we relate to others.

Michelle McKinney Hammond’s latest book serves as a guide for nurturing a godly romance. In How to Make Love Work: The Guide to Getting It,...

There’s nothing weird about thinking of Jesus like your greatest romantic interest, even if you’re a guy. He wants that kind of intimacy with you...

"How do you make decisions in life when both roads seem to be good?" the emailer asked...