Setting the Biblical Standard for Single Living!

You were told

your life starts later.

But that's not in the Bible.

A Bible study ministry for Christian singles who are done being handed encouragement — and ready to see what the Bible actually says.

 

Start with this Free Guide
We will never tell you to stop wanting marriage.

You love God. You know He loves you.

And some nights you still wonder why everybody else got chosen, and you're still here, acting like it doesn't hurt.

 

You've heard it all by now.

Singleness is a gift.

It'll happen when you stop looking.

When you're content enough, God will send him.

Don't waste this season.

People meant well. But none of that held up at 11pm.

So, you did what you were supposed to do. The apps. The singles group. The books about waiting well. Praying. Staying busy. Trying to be the kind of woman who'd be chosen.

And underneath every single one of those was the same quiet assumption:

that marriage is the solution,

and you are the problem.

 

HERE'S WHAT NOBODY TOLD YOU.

Most of what's hurting you isn't your circumstance.

It's what you were taught about your circumstance.

It's Time to Get S.A.L.T.ed Down

It's Time to Get S.A.L.T.ed Down

Salt is important in connection with maintaining our life and health. In the bloodstream there is always an exact percentage of salt, and any great plus or minus variation of this amount would result in sickness or death. It helps to maintain life in our bodies. Seawater, which is salty, will support much more organic life than fresh water. It preserves as well as hinders spoilage. It flavors our food, making it palatable.

The Scriptures refer to it as:

a)  A healing and cleansing aid: (II Kings 2:20-21).

b)  Wisdom in speech: (Colossians 4:6)

c)  A binding covenant: (Leviticus 2:13; II Chronicles 13:5)

d)  Soundness: (Luke 14:34-35)

e)  Satisfaction: (Job 6:6)

f)   Acceptable sacrifices: (Ezekiel 43:21-27)

g)  A bond of friendship: (Ezra 4:14 ASV)

h)  Explains how fire purifies from corruption, but salt preserves Christians from falling into corruption: (Mark 9:49)

i)   Useful: (Mark 9:50a)

j)   Evidence of grace in the heart: (Mark 9:50b)

k)  Peace: (Mark 9:50c)

l) The beatitudes describe the essential character of kingdom citizens, and the metaphor of salt indicates the citizens’ influence for good as they penetrate secular society: (Matthew 5:13).

Salt was a sign of God’s covenant with Israel. It is a preservative, a flavor enhancer, and a purifying agent. Jews called the Law (our standard for life) the salt of the earth. Jesus said that His disciples exerted this influence. 

Just as salt flavors and preserves food, you are to preserve the good in the world, help keep it from spoiling and bring new flavor to life. This requires careful planning, willing sacrifice, and unswerving commitment to The Kingdom of God!

To set the standard for single living, you have to ask yourself; how willing are you to allow the Holy Spirit enhance your flavor?

Enhance your flavor by reading our blog and attending our online Bible Study!

2 Major Concerns Singles Must Answer

Most Christian singles know that the Bible is the answer, but in the back of their mind, they have so many unanswered questions that it’s hard for them to believe it.

Although you may have many concerns, we’re going to take the top 2 and deal with those here. We'll address other questions and concerns through our webinars, videos, in our Blog and through other bible studies we have on our site.