We encounter many conversations with single adults and the issue of sin comes up often. Everyone deals with sin–we are in a broken and fallen world. Not everyone, though, deals with sin the same. This is a look at two different stories of dealing with sin. “I can’t be expected to stop sinning” Jared arrived at school ready to study to be a pastor. He is 31, single, and feels called to be a
Embrace your single status by identifying these 7 signs in our blog ‘If you recognize these 7 signs, you’re more than happy being single‘.
Simply starting a ministry with a name doesn’t mean you’ll attract young adults. Focus on providing for and meeting needs to bring the gospel message to young adults near your church.
Discover how to create a warm and inviting atmosphere for your singles Bible study group in our blog ‘How to Host a Welcoming Singles Bible Study in Your Church’.
Explore how to empower individuals in spiritual growth using singles ministry resources in our blog ‘How to Utilize Singles Ministry Resources to Support Individuals in Spiritual Growth’.
Enhance your church community with insights from our blog on the importance of singles ministry bible study.
Embrace your single status by identifying these 7 signs in our blog ‘If you recognize these 7 signs, you’re more than happy being single’.
Discover top singles ministry resources for church engagement in our blog ‘Top 5 Singles Ministry Resources for Effective Church Engagement’.
Explore the exciting Christian holidays of 2025 by reading our blog ‘Christian Holidays in 2025‘.
One of the most significant financial hurdles for singles is the lack of shared expenses. Unlike couples who can split the cost of living, singles bear the full brunt of rent, utilities, groceries, and other daily expenses. This disparity can make everyday living more costly for those navigating life independently. Consider this when planning events as a church may choose to supplement the cost of community gatherings for singles to help them thrive in community.
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