Angel of God My Guardian Dear To Whom God's Love Commits Me Here, Ever This Day Be At My Side, To Light And Guard, To Rule And Guide. Amen
The decision to remain single in life can be often challenging, especially when one faces societal pressure and expectations. However, some people feel a strong call from God to embrace the single life and devote themselves to His service.
For many Christians, the idea of being single is not something that is often talked about. Society usually encourages marriage and procreation, and there can be a sense of shame or failure that is associated with being single. However, the Bible speaks positively of those who are single,
Being single can be a powerful way to serve God. In 1 Corinthians 7:32-35, Paul writes about the benefits of being single for being fully devoted to the Lord's work. He says, "The unmarried man is anxious about the things of the Lord, how to please the Lord. But the married man is anxious about worldly things, how to please his wife, and his interests are divided."
This passage highlights the fact that being single allows the individual to focus entirely on their relationship with God. The lack of worldly distractions that come with marriage and family life can be a powerful tool in becoming more deeply connected to God.
Moreover, remaining single allows people to be more flexible in their life's direction. They can move to another place to serve God if He calls them, and they can choose the type of work they will do. They can pour all their energy and time into the things of the Lord, without any distractions or obligations.
The call to remain single often comes as a desire burning in a person's heart, which they feel unable to suppress. This call is not something that everyone will experience, but those who do need to be brave and have the courage to follow their Lord faithfully.
The call by God to remain single is an essential and often overlooked part of Christian service. The decision to follow this path comes from a strong desire to serve the Lord fully and should be embraced with an open heart and a willingness to follow God's will.
Those who heed this call can lead a fruitful and fulfilling life, dedicated solely to the service of their Lord.