Do you ever feel discontent in your single season? Are you wishing your singleness away? Singleness is not a curse. Click here to find books, blogs, podcasts & encouragement for making the most of being single and growing in your faith during this season.
I'm not naturally joyful, but I know joy is important! So let's talk about what joy is, what it's not and how to cultivate joy in singleness.
Birthdays can be a time for reflection. This year I turned 33 and reflected on 33 lessons in singleness that I've learned through the years.
Knowing your purpose in singleness provides motivation, encouragement and direction. It is a HUGE part of living abundantly as a single.
Are you content with being single? If not, then you have come to the right place. I have identified some ways through the help of the word of God and through personal experience, where we single ladies can become single and secure. Here are 4 ways on how you can embrace your singleness to the fullest.
It is so common to be lonely in singleness, but you don't have to stay in those emotions; move through loneliness and into abundant life.
Jesus' desperate, vulnerable prayers in Gethsemane teach us 5 valuable lessons about praying in singleness.
When singleness feels lonely and dark it's time to remember God's faithfulness. Faithfulness is part of the unchanging character of God.
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No one likes to fail, but as long as you love God and love people, you'll never be a failure in singleness.
Anger in singleness happens for a multitude of reasons. It's crucial for your life (and dating life) to handle anger and avoid bitterness.
There's a season for everything. Are you in a season of singleness? You are not alone!
As you watch friends get happily married, remember that God has not forgotten you in singleness. Focus on these four things instead.
Your time in singleness is limited, either by marriage, death or Jesus coming back. Learn how to make the most of the time you've been given.
God’s promise for an abundant life is not attached to our marital status.
Hi, ladies! Happy almost Valentine's Day! I'm writing today's post because I know a lot of amazing women out there reading this or who follow me on
If you are like me singleness was not part of your plan. Even when life doesn't go the way you planned, God is working it together for good.
"Hey Queens! Remember, your dream of finding the perfect partner is beautiful, but true fulfillment comes from Christ, not a romantic relationship. You are already complete in Him, and don't need a man or a relationship to make you feel whole. Searching for happiness in someone else can lead to disappointment and depression, but knowing your worth in Christ brings contentment and peace. Take a moment to reflect on these truths and find freedom in being single and content - you are loved, cherished, and enough, and your identity is defined by Christ, not by your relationship status! Check out the comments for some simple reminders to help you embrace your singleness and find joy in Christ
