Author: For Single Women Only

  • What a Difference a Day Makes: Encouragement for the Waiting Heart

    What a Difference a Day Makes: Encouragement for the Waiting Heart

    Have you ever quietly wondered, When is that thing I’m praying for finally going to happen? I was recently talking to my friend, Traci, about this very thing. I told her I sometimes wonder when God would come through on certain things, or when the next season of my life would…

  • When Discouragement Tries to Make You Quit: Remember Who Really Wins

    When Discouragement Tries to Make You Quit: Remember Who Really Wins

    Recently, I was dealing with feelings of discouragement. The kind of feeling that makes you wonder, How did I end up here and how is this all happening at the same time? Then, I opened YouTube and saw a sermon by Dr. David Jeremiah on discouragement. Providential timing? I thought so.…

  • Stop Looking At Their Life: God Hasn’t Forgotten About You

    Stop Looking At Their Life: God Hasn’t Forgotten About You

    A few days ago, I was driving down Broward Boulevard, enjoying a matcha latte with oat milk from my local Dunkin’. As I drove down the right lane, I noticed signs ahead saying the right lane was closed. Orange cones strategically guided everyone from the right lane into the middle…

  • “I Don’t Have to Prove I’m ‘Wife Material’” — How to Get & Keep the Right Man

    “I Don’t Have to Prove I’m ‘Wife Material’” — How to Get & Keep the Right Man

    Can we be real for a second? Dating as a Christian woman in this generation can feel like a full-time job with no benefits and constant performance reviews. You show up, be your sweet or sassy, smart, godly self, and suddenly you’re being asked for wife-level energy on a situationship salary. Let’s…

  • You Keep Calling It “Love,” But It’s Actually Fear

    You Keep Calling It “Love,” But It’s Actually Fear

    There was a time I was holding on to a guy I really, really liked. Not casually liked. Not “he’s cute” liked. I mean I had never felt this level of chemistry with a man before that I liked!!! EVER! He was a Christian and he knew his Bible. We would have these…

  • Stop Accepting What You Were Never Meant To Tolerate

    Stop Accepting What You Were Never Meant To Tolerate

    [Note to the reader: This was scheduled to post in January…it didn’t! #wordpressproblems 😂 So I’m posting it now…] In honor of the New Year, I wanted to share a blog that’s meant to inspire you to move a little differently in 2026 when it comes to your dating habits.…

  • How to Overcome Lust and Stay Strong in Faith When the Flesh Feels Louder Than The Spirit

    How to Overcome Lust and Stay Strong in Faith When the Flesh Feels Louder Than The Spirit

    Trying to stay celibate while your sex drive is doing somersaults and cartwheels is no joke. This walk with God? It’s beautiful, holy, and good. But it’s also hard. Especially when your body is out here acting like it didn’t get the memo that you’re trying to live right. 🫩…

  • How to Be a Peace Maker…Not a Peace Faker

    How to Be a Peace Maker…Not a Peace Faker

    Have you ever seen those TV episodes that open up in an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting? Usually, there’s a moment where a person stands up, introduces themselves, and finishes off with their struggle point. Well if there were such a thing as CAA (i.e., Conflict Avoiders Anonymous), my introduction would probably…

  • The Dating Advice That Keeps You Confused—and Why It’s Failing You

    The Dating Advice That Keeps You Confused—and Why It’s Failing You

    He was tall, handsome, articulate, and went to church regularly. When we finally went out on a date, our conversation was endless and the chemistry was scintillating. We would have debates spanning days on subjects related to the Bible, Christianity, the president, and even our businesses. This went on for…

  • Hidden Dangers of Settling for the Wrong Man (And Why It Costs More Than You Think)

    Hidden Dangers of Settling for the Wrong Man (And Why It Costs More Than You Think)

    I used to treat my singleness like a long, dark hallway: cold, transitional, fluorescently lit, and uncomfortable. Something I had to walk through as fast as possible to get to the next room, called “Marriage.” But let me encourage you as someone who has thankfully had a change of heart:…

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