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As I was preparing to share my testimony at my church earlier this year, these words came to mind in worship of our glorious God. These words are a little glimpse into my life, my sin, God's grace, and goodness in that salvation He has brought. My sin was higher than Everest, Staining deeper than the Mariana Trench, Yet my sin met His mercy, which I don't deserve, And this depraved heart was not so deep that He couldn't clean. Ordained before birth and breath. Not by His s

** Note: this is part two of this article. You can read the first part of the article here Pursuing the Better in Singleness So how do we pursue the better in singleness? How do we use these precious moments for the glory of God, the blessing of others, and the betterment of our lives? As we consider these questions, I'd like to provide some simple recommendations I have learned from my own life to pursue what is better in singleness. Recognize you can't do Everything. One o

Singleness. Whether you see it as a gift or a burden, a joy or a pain, how it is spent matters.* How it is spent has long-lasting effects, good or bad, on your entire life. How you spend your singleness affects not just you, but many others, including your family and church. The season of singleness can produce in our hearts two significant pursuits: sanctification or selfishness. Will it be submission to God and His Word, or submission to your own desires? Will you seek to