Single Christians

10/12/2026

Last week was a long week. I'll be coming out with more videos this week.

10/05/2026

Navigating the tension between genuine attraction and spiritual conviction is perhaps the most common struggle for single Christians today. You want to show affection, but you also want to protect your witness and your future marriage. The truth is, physical boundaries are not about creating distance; they are about creating the kind of safety that allows a relationship to flourish under God's grace.

In a culture that prioritizes immediate gratification, intentional waiting feels counter-cultural. However, boundaries are not meant to be restrictive cages; they are garden walls that protect the growth of something beautiful. When we look at 1 Thessalonians 4:3-5, we see that God's will for us is our sanctification, specifically in how we handle our bodies with holiness and honor.

Try This Today

Identify one specific physical activity that consistently makes you feel guilty or anxious after a date. Commit to avoiding that action for the next month, and replace it with a meaningful conversation starter or shared activity that builds emotional depth.

10/05/2026

10/04/2026

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09/29/2026

Boaz: A Man of Character and Respect

09/29/2026

Ruth Brings Nothing To The table...

09/29/2026

Key Takeaways for Women:

- Look for a man who demonstrates strength and honor.
- Notice how he treats others, especially in positions of authority.
- A man’s character shines through his actions and relationships.

09/29/2026

LOVE VS Respect

09/29/2026

Boaz the Worthy Man - Ruth 2

09/28/2026

Waiting for a spouse is often treated as a dormant season, but in the economy of God, it is an active, sanctifying forge. This post explores the raw reality of longing while anchoring your heart in the sufficiency of Christ.

There is a specific kind of ache that accompanies the experience—a quiet, persistent thrumming in the background of life that asks, 'When?' It is not merely a desire for companionship; it is the human heart sensing a lack and reaching for a completion that the modern world promises is just one swipe away. But in the Kingdom of God, waiting is not a passive waiting room where we hold our breath until the 'real' life begins. It is an active laboratory of the soul. In the Greek New Testament, the word often used for waiting is 'hupomeno.' It is a compound word: 'hupo' meaning under, and 'meno' meaning to remain or abide. It is not the waiting of a person standing at a bus stop; it is the waiting of a soldier holding his position under the weight of immense pressure.