These posts are from a 6 week series addressing the misconceptions within the church about singleness and attempting to find a Biblical theology of singleness.
According to a US Congregational Life Survey from 2008-2009, the gender gap of churchgoing evangelical Protestants is the highest compared to other church denominations. Out of 18-29 year old never-marrieds, 59% are female and 41% are male. In the 30-39 category, the difference jumps to 73% female with 27% male![1] Note that the survey …
Let’s pretend that there is a young man who God, in His grand plan, has willed to be single for his whole life. This young man does not yet know that particular side of the plan, but He is sure of one thing: He wants to honor His Savior no matter what the cost. …
If you have ever lived in the desert, then you are probably familiar with a scene that unfolded the other night. At around 11:30pm, I was walking towards my room to go to sleep, and through tired eyes, I noticed a familiar shape on the floor next to my bedroom door, inches from …
The other day, I was scanning through the preset radio stations in my car, looking for a song to match my good mood. As I sorted through the variety of channels for something upbeat or perhaps a song by a favorite artist, something dawned on me. It is all worship music. And I’m not saying …
NOTE: If you missed last weeks post, you can find it here–> https://notsingledout.com/2015/01/04/door-number-three/ Welcome to the conversation! Since the church began, much emphasis has been placed on marriage and family. Jesus Himself taught on the topic as did Paul and others. This is rightly so, given that the majority of brothers and sisters do experience …
NOT SINGLED OUT 