It’s not about being single forever; it’s about being content now.
Sometimes it feels impossible to believe that “it is good to remain single” (1 Corinthians 7:8).
In a society that glorifies romance and sex, many of us have fallen for the lie that singleness is second-best…or that maybe even we are second-best compared to our married and dating friends.
This book and its companion video series, Navigating Christian Singleness (access information provided in book), provide biblical truths and practical steps to help dispel that “grass-is-greener” syndrome, tackling questions like:
How can we learn to believe singleness is good and truly experience its blessings?
How do we handle loneliness, sexual temptation, societal pressure, the desire for kids, and the heartache of breakups?
How do we find our place in a world set up for couples?
How do we embrace what we have instead of wishing for the things we don’t?
Singleness really can be just as good—and sometimes better—than marriage.
If you’re wrestling with learning how to be content in your singleness, this book and its companion video series will provide empathy, encouragement, and experience from those who have gone before. You don’t need to wait for marriage to live the abundant life Christ offers all believers.
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