Then, here are some questions to discuss: We all have criteria in our choice of partners. But sometimes our criteria can change. What can influence your list of criteria? Over time, did your “hormones” make you change your criteria? Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing? Do you find it more difficult for a Christian to find a partner than a non-Christian? How does it make you feel to have the criteria of faith in your choice?

Being a parent is difficult; being a single parent is even more difficult! However, we are not only a parent, but we are also a full-fledged person who might want to be in a relationship. It is not impossible to find love again, but we must be wise.

Then, here are some questions to discuss: “God is preparing a special person just for you.” Is this something you have heard in your Christian circles? What do you think? What is true in this statement? And what is wrong? What does the Bible say about this? “God will give your heart to someone who deserves it.” Is this something you have heard in your Christian circles? What do you think?

God doesn’t want us to worry, especially when it comes to our finances. Money is useful for our needs, but God even encourages us to use it to develop all our relationships.

Then, here are some questions to discuss: The enemy doesn’t need to send us a legion of demons to torment us or make us miserable. One of his best tactics: distract us from the invisible to the visible. How often do you get distracted by things in life, and forget God and the spirit world? What makes you realize that you have temporarily forgotten the spiritual world? Read 2 Corinthians 4:18: “So we fix our eyes not on what is seen, but on what is unseen, since what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal.