Sin often comes when you desire a good thing too much. Carolyn McCulley shows you how to avoid sin and keep the desire for a relationship from becoming an idol. Read or Listen →
Singles are often told, "Guard your heart." But how do you actually do that? Carolyn McCulley explains what it means to guard your heart. Read or Listen →
If you’re dating someone and the relationship ends in a painful breakup, can you still love that person? Hear from Carolyn McCulley today. Read or Listen →
Charmaine Porter tells you how she maintains contentment in singleness, even in an age of social media. Read or Listen →
Learn to trust God to write your story—whether that involves singleness, marriage or widowhood. Read or Listen →
God may not change your situation, but He can enable you to find deep joy in Him. Read or Listen →
True contentment comes when we choose to be satisfied with what God has provided. Read or Listen →
The way to avoid jealousy is to be filled up with godly love. Read or Listen →
Nancy Leigh DeMoss was content to serve God as a single woman for the rest of her life. Then God surprised her with an unexpected relationship. Read or Listen →
Nancy was in a contented, settled season of life and ministry. Then an unexpected event happened. Robert Wolgemuth invited Nancy into a deeper friendship. Read or Listen →
“I would happy if only . . .” If you fill that sentence with anything other than Jesus, you will never be happy. Read or Listen →
As Nancy enters marriage this Saturday, she’ll give you valuable perspective on trusting God with your story, whether married or single. Read or Listen →
Plenty of unmarried women think they would be happy if they got married. Plenty of married women think they’d be happy if they had a different marriage. Read or Listen →
How do you destroy an idol and recognize God’s control? Paula Hendricks will give you insight as she shares her story. Her idol was relationships with guys. Read or Listen →
Paula Hendricks was tired of the emotional ups and downs of chasing after romantic relationships. Read or Listen →
Paula Hendricks realized she was a boy-crazy girl. She explains why her constant interest in relationships was fueled by a deeper heart issue—idolatry. Read or Listen →
Imagine driving on a high mountain pass. If the edge is protected by guard rails, you can enjoy the drive. Nancy describes guard rails for your relationships. Read or Listen →
Is there some circumstance you wish God would change? What do you do when year by year He doesn’t change your circumstances? Carolyn McCulley addresses that. Read or Listen →
If a woman is trusting God with her singleness, how does she let a potential spouse know she’s interested? Is it okay to pursue a relationship and trust God? Read or Listen →
Carolyn McCulley says that trusting God is like watching a play; you don’t know all that’s going on behind the scenes. Read or Listen →
Paul calls singleness a gift. Even if you’ve accepted it, there are practical decisions you need to make when living out your singleness before the Lord. Read or Listen →
We all need the wisdom that other women have gained, and we need to learn from the examples of others who have perhaps walked in places we haven’t. Read or Listen →
Listen to Kim Jaggers testimony on today's program. Read or Listen →
Kim Jaggers was trying to follow the Lord, doing everything right, yet life kept falling apart. Read or Listen →
Mary Kassian says that when it comes to their relationships with men, women need firm hedges before temptation comes; otherwise, wise decisions will be harder. Read or Listen →
Who directs your love story? Are you trying to manipulate people and situations? Or are you trusting your relationships to the only One you can really trust? Read or Listen →
Scripture tells us that singleness is a gift. It’s a gift that Nancy has learned to embrace. She’ll answer questions about singleness. Read or Listen →
Each of us has to come to a place where we realize "I am not God, and there are some things I just won’t understand." Hear from two widows. Read or Listen →
When you are suffering, you need other people. When you have suffered, you better understand how to serve other people. Read or Listen →
When Vickey Boozeman lost her husband in an accident, she felt a loss of identity. She wondered, "Who am I?" Hear what she’s been learning. Read or Listen →
