Many singles are desperate to find a partner. However, celibacy is not a sickness or a problem to be dealt with. On the contrary, in the hands of God, it is even an opportunity!

Then here are some questions to discuss: Let’s start by reading Matthew 6:9 to 13 (whichever version you want). God wants to know our needs, including our desire to be in a relationship. But our prayer shouldn’t be just that. It must be balanced. Before asking God for a partner, Jesus recommends that we start by saying: “Our Father”. What does this teach you? Why is it important to start by reestablishing our sonship?

We wouldn’t want people to be able to read our minds. It would feel like a terrible invasion of our privacy! Still, some singles don’t dare to disclose their feelings. “He should have known without me having to tell him!” Contradictory?

Then here are some questions to discuss: Ah… Christian singles activities! Sometimes these activities get a bad reputation because there were experiences that were not very encouraging. Have you ever participated in an activity for Singles… and regretted it? Why? Tell us your “horror” stories! Based on your bad experiences, what are the reasons why activities for Christian singles have turned sour? (Let’s identify the reasons to try to eliminate them when we organize activities!

We often hear that love has no age and that God can always surprise us. But when we have retired and maybe even grandparents, do the biblical principles of singleness also apply to us?