As you embrace being single, knowing that you are here because God designed it that way, you will find more fulfillment. When you keep God at the center of your life, you will be living in obedience to Him. Not that this is easy—but rejoice that it is easier to live this way as a single person because you don’t have the distractions of a family to keep you from freely following God. The last post in this series will review the principles you’ve learned through this Growth Plan to help you stay focused on God during your season of singleness.

"Five Tips for Christian Singles - God's Sanity for Singles in an Insane World" by Brian Kluth

Pray
You have shown me that You know what is right for me. I trust Your judgment about my life, and I dedicate myself to living in devotion to You.

Reflect
Am I living my life in a way that reflects and honors God?

Respond
Review the five main points of this post, and take action on any of them that are lacking or not in line with God’s plan.

While your path as a single person may feel transitional or uncertain, it is a special season designed for you by God to help you learn how to live in fellowship with Him. You can embrace being single and rely on your relationship with Jesus to be your fulfillment—even in the loneliest of times. This can be the most rewarding time of your life when you can serve God with no distractions. It is also a time where He can mold you into the person He desires you to become. Singleness isn’t a disease, nor is it a negative time in your life. It is right where God wants you to be! As you continue to draw near to God—in this season and in all seasons of life—He will draw near to you, and that’s where you will find true fulfillment.