No. Even though it’s often promised to single Christians that they’ll find the special person God has prepared just for them, the concept of a soulmate isn’t biblical. And that’s good news!


No. Even though it’s often promised to single Christians that they’ll find the special person God has prepared just for them, the concept of a soulmate isn’t biblical. And that’s good news!

At the last Club-Passion374 meeting in Montreal, participants were asked to weigh in on the question: Is being single compatible with happiness? Their answers were so insightful that we had to share them.

A ladies’ brunch… A guy’s night out… It’s true that sometimes it’s more comfortable to participate in activities that bring together people of the same gender. But we also need to step out of our comfort zone because a mixed circle of friends is very enriching.

Having goals is a very good thing. We should all set different goals. But of all the goals we can work toward, marriage is not one of them. It’s certainly a keen desire, but it cannot be a goal.

I recently read a quote that I really agree with : “In relationships, the little things are the big things.” I think there is some relevancy too when it comes to starting a relationship. Sometimes, the little things are actually the big things.