It’s a very popular expression. It can be used to be prepared (in the sense of: To be on the safe side), or out of worry (that is: What if such an unfortunate thing were to happen…). Being prepared is good, but not being worried.

Following what God says, especially in ​​relationships, can be difficult and even frustrating when we see how easily unbelievers get what they want. But don’t give up: you will be happy that you have kept your standards.

Living alone has its advantages, freedom and peace being two major ones. But being single also comes with great challenges. Taming loneliness, nourishing our need for affection, monitoring our finances, and also worrying about our future.

There is no need to take a theological class to know the standards of God regarding relationships. We all have a little voice that tells us what to do or avoid. Obedience to this voice is often worth it, but not always in the way we think.