And God hears these Christian singles and answers with love. Life is an experience of seasons. The Bible tells us in Ecclesiastes 3:1 that there is an appointed time for everything. No one is bothered or prompted to question when it is a season of blessing. However, when a season seems to use the Northern Lights as a measuring stick for the length of the season (and challenge follows challenge; nothing follows nothing) it is quite a different response. And who can blame Christian singles for asking God for a break.

Choices are made moment by moment in the lives of Christian singles. Some are very minor or perhaps insignificant, while others set things in motion for good or for harm. Did you ever make a choice that you wish you could take back? I can hear a loud positive response to that question from Christian singles everywhere!

DR. JIM RIVES

For many Christian singles one of life’s greatest challenges is accepting oneself. For a variety of reasons the longer we live the more challenging it becomes to accept the totality of who we really are. There are choices, events, or characteristics that we would rather not think about. Somewhere along the early path of life each of us begins to choose to ignore, or put aside, realities that we just do not want to face. The unfortunate part is that we began to accumulate these into our spirit and continue to neglect to deal with them in a healthy manner. Can you imagine the impact this has upon our lives once these become so entwined into our self-perception?

By A.M. Trent

Step 1

Take some time to release all of your emotions and deal with the experience. Vent to a personal friend you trust, write in your diary or journal, listen to music, exercise, or anything else that helps you to relieve the overwhelming amount of emotion.

By Sandra Rohr

Are you living as a successful single? Or are you single and hating every minute of it? Do you believe that simply being single makes you a loser, and that having a partner will automatically make your life perfect? While it is true that everyone longs for a loving relationship, there is no reason to live an unfulfilled life while you are single. And it is totally possible to live the life you love--even without a partner. I have identified the following seven tips that can transform your life.

By Matthew Robert Payne

It seems unheard of these days for an attractive person with a job and a life ahead of them even though they are recently divorced to consider remaining single and celibate for the rest of their life. What would inspire a person with opportunity to re- marry not to do so? What could be so attractive that could encourage a person to choose a single life? Come and read my reason.