singles

Despite our ever-greater mobility and even more efficient connectivity, sociologists continue to note that Americans struggle to form lasting, fulfilling relationships of all kinds, but especially marriages. We face a very real epidemic of loneliness, one that is, not coincidentally, accompanied by a steady decline in marriage.

Though complete and utter unity in the church will only be realized in heaven, there are goals to strive for while we are here on this earth. By breaking down walls and sharing burdens the church can continue healing.

Valentine’s Day can be hard on singles. In all the commotion though, never forget that Jesus loves you.

There’s nothing worse than coming home for Christmas only to be met with persistent questions about why you haven’t “found someone” or hear that someone knows “the sweetest girl” in her church choir.

Children are a big game-changer for most friendships. While this can be difficult for Christian singles, it’s important we learn to love our friends as they start their journey into parenthood.

While there’s certainly nothing wrong with celebrating romance, there is a huge difference between real love and the idea of love.

Bishop T.D. Jakes’ megachurch The Potter’s House has teamed up with dating website ChristianMingle.com in an effort to help Christian singles connect.

It’s no secret that Christians really enjoy talking about family. However, some believe the intense focus Christians have placed on “family” has wrecked untold damage within the Church.

Has the Christian emphasis on marriage come at the expense of other equally important groups like singles?

Is marriage going extinct? We’ll talk some data, and some conservation strategies, next on BreakPoint.