Practical Biblical Solutions
I Shared My Partner
When Daniel and I married, I thought we had it figured out. We were young, still trying to pay off student loans, but our hearts were full, and our faith was strong. Thirteen years later, we had two kids, a mortgage, and a quiet rhythm of life that was predictable—maybe [...]
One is Still Enough
In our hyperconnected world, where everything from dinner to dating can be chosen with a swipe, loyalty has started to look a little old-fashioned. Many young adults question whether lifelong monogamy still makes sense in a culture that prizes options, freedom, and instant gratification. Social scientists and influencers alike often [...]
Talking to My Younger Self
If I could sit across from my younger self, I think I’d start with a long silence. Not because there’s nothing to say, but because I’d need a moment to take her in — all that restless hope, all that fragile confidence, the sparkle in her eyes that hides behind [...]
A Man Chasing Jesus
I met Daniel on a late-summer Sunday, the kind of morning where the air feels soft, and the sunlight spills through the church windows like grace itself. I wasn’t looking for anyone. Honestly, I’d stopped looking a long time ago. Dating had become exhausting — a loop of shallow conversations, [...]
Hitting the Wall Alone
For many women today, life in their twenties and early thirties feels like a fast-moving river. There’s always something going on: degrees to finish, promotions to chase, passports to stamp, new restaurants to try, ministry opportunities to explore, and a steady stream of friends to laugh with. Marriage and family [...]
Happily Never After
For generations, young women grew up believing that one day they would fall in love, marry, and live “happily ever after.” Marriage wasn’t just another life goal—it was the dream that tied everything together. A husband, a home, and children symbolized stability and purpose. The wedding day was the beginning [...]