Christian singles Category
When I Was Single, Jesus Wasn’t My Husband
Posted on November 13, 2016 10 Comments
The other day, a girlfriend and I were hanging out and conversing about life, and the subject of relationships came up. We spoke about some of the challenges that women face in singleness and marriage and how the cliche “Jesus is my husband” romanticizes the Lord and can be an unhealthy coping mechanism and a form of […]
4 Reasons Why I’m Tired of “Women’s Ministry”
Posted on April 20, 2016 24 Comments
Bear with me as I attempt to organize and express my thoughts. First let me say what I’m not tired of. . . I’m not tired of cultivating genuine friendships with sisters in Christ. I’m not tired of gleaning godly wisdom from older women in The Faith. I’m not tired of learning how to have […]
“My Girlfriend Won’t Submit To Me!” [Set Free Femininity]
Posted on March 7, 2015 1 Comment
Guy: “My girlfriend won’t submit to me!” Me: “Good for her.” Ephesians 5:24 says, “As the church submits to Christ, so you WIVES ((not “girlfriends”)) should submit to your HUSBANDS ((not “boyfriends”)) in everything.” In a general sense, all born-again Christians should mutually submit to one another (Ephesians 5:21). But marital submission is reserved for HUSBANDS ONLY. Not for […]
Don’t Be A “Ride or Die Chick” [Set Free Femininity]
Posted on February 11, 2015 3 Comments
Hip-hop music glorifies the “ride or die chick” as the ideal woman that women should strive to be in their relationships with men. Judging by the lyrics of these ridiculous songs, this means that women are expected to have casual sex with men that they aren’t married to, love and coddle grown men who refuse […]
Don’t Wait FOREVER For A Man To Marry You
Posted on February 3, 2015
This article is for those of you (ladies) who would like to get married someday. Have you been ‘in a relationship’ with the same man for years, and in some cases even given him a child or multiple children, and he still has not given you his last name? Are you cohabiting (i.e., “shacking up”, living together unmarried) with […]
