Singles Archives

A reader ask, "Am I too young to be in a relationship? Should I wait for him to say something, or should I tell him how I feel?"

"If you were a friend, you would have left this relationship long ago. And honestly? I would have understood."

Coming to the table is coming together, coming closer, coming deeper. Coming to the communion table should be the same thing.

Are you tired of wasting time dating guys who are only interested in playing around when you’re hoping to find a godly husband?

Did your family make the same kind of fuss over dads that our society makes over moms?

I wonder if there would be fewer divorce announcements if we weren’t so hung up on marriage as a status symbol or accomplishment.

Here’s the thing about being young. You don't have any less influence. You don't have any less power to change the world.

Sometimes we tend to confuse (and use) the command to “wait” as a time (or excuse) for us to take no action at all.

If I'm in a long distance relationship-type situation, is it wrong for me to focus on trying to build my career at this time?

Are you too smart for your own good? Do certain academic degrees make you less likely to be "marriage material"?

How often do we slip into a regular pattern of life, and then find ourselves convicted about not making enough of a difference in our world?

A reader asks, "If I want a particular trait in my future spouse, should I stick to my guns? Or are my standards unrealistic?"

Does your church have a thriving singles ministry? Or is the leadership fumbling for excuses?

"Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven" (Matthew 18:4). Not a common practice, eh?

There seems to be a gray area on sex-after-divorce because we aren't meant to divorce at all. What if I don't intend to remarry?