Sometimes what God asks us to do is scary, so we need courage. Other times it is grueling, so we need persistence. But sometimes it’s only inconvenient. Then we need love and obedience.

That is an argument many spiritual leaders hear from singles looking for a partner. “He’s not a Christian, but he’s super sweet!” What is wrong with falling in love with a “good” atheist person?

Whether in love, in our professional journey, or even in our spiritual growth, we must remember that God created us all differently with a different mission. It is therefore useless to imitate others.

“I don’t know if I’m in love with this person…” some Christian singles sometimes wonder when they develop a deep friendship. They’ve been used to the standards of the world, but what about the children of God?

To love, you must have a free heart. But too often, the hearts of some singles are not. They believe they are free because they are not officially in a relationship, but in reality, they are already engaged in an … imaginary love.