Links for Single Ladies

I have compiled a list of links that I hope will be encouraging to young women who are single. Many of these links encouraged my heart and mind a great deal while I was still single.

These articles do not give trite comments to the longinges and desires of the hearts of single women. When I was single, I longed to be married. Even when I was content and wanting God’s best for my life (even if it did not include marriage), I still had the desire for marriage. While I was single, I became tired of hearing the same comments over and over: “You’re still young . . . you have plenty of time to find the right guy” or “I’m sure God will bring you a husband.” These were undoubtedly well-meaning comments, but they did not acknowlege how hard it is to wait when you long for something with all of your heart.

The following blog posts take singleness seriously. They look at the longings of the single heart; they look at the heartache. Yet, the authors of the following posts keep their eyes focused firmly on God and his ultimate plan.

It is my prayer that the following articles will encourage, convict, and challenge your heart.

I am interested in making this list as comprehensive as possible; I would like this list to contain as many uplifting articles regarding singleness as possible. If you have written blog posts pertaining to this subject or have come across blog posts that have been encouraging to you, please send me an email with the link at wholesomewomanhoodATgmailDOTcom. I do not guarantee the link will make the list, but I would love to hear what has encouraged you.

If you do not have a blog but have written something to encourage single ladies, please feel free to send the article to me. I would love to consider it for posting on the blog here to be an encouragement to others.

~ Melinda ~

  1. A Guest Post on Contentment
  2. Always a Guest, Never a Bride
  3. A Poem In Honor of Those Waiting
  4. But What If I Never Get Married?
  5. The Church, Singleness, and Homosexuality
  6. Content But Not Complete, Part 1
  7. Content But Not Complete, Part 2
  8. Content But Not Complete, Part 3
  9. Content But Not Complete, Part 4
  10. Courage
  11. The Defining Factor
  12. Empty Dreams
  13. Feminine Friday: Rejoicing in Singleness
  14. Finding Balance During Years of Singleness
  15. Friends Beyond Marriage, Part 1
  16. Friends Beyond Marriage, Part 2
  17. God-Given Desires . . . He Doesn’t Fulfill – Part 1
  18. Part 2
  19. Part 3
  20. Part 4
  21. Part 5
  22. Part 6
  23. Ideals and Expectations, Part 1
  24. Ideals and Expectations, Part 2
  25. Looking For Love
  26. The Magic Word
  27. More Than A Marriage and a Family
  28. Nobody Puts Bekah on a Shelf
  29. On Aging
  30. The Other Answer
  31. Preparing for Someday
  32. The Promise
  33. Ravi Zacharias on Marriage
  34. Rejoice With Those Who Rejoice
  35. Rooting Out Bitterness
  36. Shelf-Life
  37. She Will Come
  38. Single Christian Women-My Heroes
  39. Singleness: Gift to Cherish or Gift to Return as Soon as Possible? (Part 1)
  40. Singleness: Gift to Cherish or Gift to Return as Soon as Possible? (Part 2)
  41. Singleness Isn’t Punishment . . . or Purgatory
  42. Skills in Singleness
  43. The Smart Choice?
  44. Solitude
  45. Somewhere…
  46. Then I Was Young
  47. Waiting 
  48. What He Wants Me to Be
  49. Young(ish), Single, Reformed (new – added April 18, 2012 [as a side note, I don't agree with her view on online dating but that is entirely a matter of opinion.])

One Response to Links for Single Ladies

  1. bekahcubed says:

    Thanks for linking to a couple of posts from bekahcubed–I’m glad they could be an encouragement to you. It’s always wonderful when we can find others in similar situations who can share their hearts and insights.

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