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Singleness Resources
Regardless of marital status, our goal as believers should be to lead an abundant life in Christ, overcoming temptation and working toward the furthering of his kingdom. Without question, the experience of singleness comes with unique joys and challenges. Yet, these joys and challenges can bring definition and opportunity in new and wonderful ways. There are a host of resources available to help singles think through this stage of life. A few of our favorites are listed below.
Singlehood That Glorifies God
Author: John Coblentz
This 38-page booklet is a great manual for the single person or those seeking to understand and relate to singles. It’s an honest, practical and scriptural guide, exhorting singles to live out their whole potential as God’s child, for His glory.
Search for Significance
Author: Robert S. McGee
This book is about developing Christ-centered self-worth. It is good for individuals dealing with low self-worth, fear of failure, unhealthy people pleasing, and feelings of inferiority. There is a set of CDs available in this book.
Additional Articles
Refining Through Relationships
Arguably one of the biggest challenges of living life as a single person is learning how to navigate emotional and relational needs. While the intensity of the need varies from person to person, God has instilled a desire for connection within each one of us. In Genesis 2:18, God said,
The Marriage Decision
This encouragement and teaching was developed in conjunction with the Elder Body: Because a marriage relationship impacts so many areas of life, it is important to use a sound, faith-based approach when considering the marriage decision. While the Bible does not give specific directions on how to pursue marriage, it
A Season of Singleness
Ecclesiastes 3:1 states, “To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Seasons come and go throughout a calendar year. Even when it feels like Winter may never end, we know sooner or later, Spring weather will arrive. We get used to the
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