Dating & Relationships

Singleness is not a problem or a waiting period―it’s a place where many of us live, and it offers unique blessings, challenges, and opportunities. Many resources on Christian living focus on the particular situations of married people. Yet many are single longer than they would like, some expect never to marry, and others find themselves single again. Whatever your situation, faithful living is possible, and so are flourishing and growth. Writing as a fellow traveler on this road, Jenilyn Swett turns to Scripture to show how our identity in Christ, paired with a robust theology of singleness, gives us a vision for the single life, no matter how short or long it may be. Daily readings reflect on practical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of faithful living as a single person, and each entry concludes with a point of reflection and a call to action. We are God’s children above all else―we find in him all the riches we need. 

When a romantic relationship is torn apart, it can wreak havoc in the lives and emotions of everyone involved. The pain is all the worse if you were not the one who wanted the relationship to end.

You may wonder, “Will the ache in my heart ever go away?”
The answer, says Lou Priolo, is yes.

You can find relief even when you feel forsaken, because true healing comes from the One who will never forsake you. If you are hurting after a broken relationship, here is much-needed counsel and biblical guidance to lead you away from heartache and into a healthier, happier, and holier relationship with Christ.