Singles, we don’t always have someone to talk to, so we talk to ourselves a lot! Sometimes, without even really realizing it. Let’s be careful: what we tell ourselves can have a great influence on our faith.


Singles, we don’t always have someone to talk to, so we talk to ourselves a lot! Sometimes, without even really realizing it. Let’s be careful: what we tell ourselves can have a great influence on our faith.

You have heard from your pastors or other spiritual authorities that you should aspire to marry a Christian person, someone who loves God more than you. But is this a Biblical recommendation?

Your resolution: to improve your love life in 2017. That’s good! Some more social activities, a better prayer life, excellent! But have you thought about cleaning your list of criteria a little bit? It may be too long!

It’s not easy to find someone. We must face all kinds of fears: fear of choosing the wrong partner, fear of being rejected, fear of intimacy and the fear of commitment. Unfortunately, some Christians use “God” to hide these fears.

Whether voluntarily or unconsciously, some Christians use a spiritual speech to justify their celibacy. Behind the beautiful rhetoric sometimes hides a fear that should be overcome, such as the fear of intimacy.