Singles Archives

I grew up believing a person would probably reap what they sowed (eventually or eternally), or at least “should.”

Belief is not just about seeing what God does and agreeing; it’s a heart condition.

Zach Hunter talks about his new book Chivalry, which encourages Christ-followers to seek after higher standards.

“I can tell you what led to me deciding to leave the church," admits Karla, "and how Christians made me feel about it afterwards."

“The pen is mightier than the sword.” As Christian writers, we need to be aware of the power our words can have.

Love isn’t uncertainty. It isn’t a “maybe” thing. It isn’t a question. It’s always an answer.

Author Lina Abujamra sits down with Crosswalk to chat about the Christian walk, waiting, living as a single in the church.

At Burger King, it's "Have it your way." I wonder how many of us have been deeply influenced by this “societally-infused” notion.

A reader asks, "My parents see too many objections to ever approve of my desire to marry my boyfriend. What do I do?"

Do you have a healthy fear of God? Or are you always looking over your shoulder, awaiting a lightning bolt?

Paul doesn’t describe singleness as a curse. He's convinced throughout 1 Corinthians 7 of the blessing of the single life.

Life in God has a way of surprising you with an unexpected life that makes you happier than you originally planned.

"How can a man of integrity manage a relationship when he doesn’t have enough money? Could poverty be God’s call into celibacy?"

Online dating isn’t inherently evil or good. Sometimes things are less about what we do than about the heart we do it with.

Oh, no. The “L” word. The “L” word with which married folks think we singles struggle the most. Not "lust," actually - "love."