How I serve God in the world has more to do with my heart than my marital status.
There are plenty of self-proclaimed “nice guys” out there that think they’re single because they’re nice. I think they’re single because they’re self-serving, just like I was.
Marriage inevitably changes the relationship between a couple and their friends. Here are some suggestions to help you make it through that awkward phase.
Writing for Boundless all these years has been an education. Here are four takeaways that have shaped me.
It’s not “if” I make a mistake. It’s “when” and “how often” I will make mistakes.
When I fixate on my single status, I isolate myself from deeper relationships with other Christians whose lives don’t look like mine.
Because God has control of my singleness, I am free to pour my time and energy into whatever opportunities come my way, even if they aren’t what I expected.
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