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The Bold Yes: Lessons from Rebekah's Decision

Singing Your Song: Embracing Your Unique Journey as a Single Christian Woman

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"O sing unto the Lord a new song; for he hath done marvellous things: his right hand, and his holy arm, hath gotten him the victory." - Psalm 98:1
Casting Your Care on Him

As single Christian women, we can often feel like we’re standing on the sidelines while everyone else seems to be living their best lives, thriving in relationships or busy with family and responsibilities. But today, let’s remember that your journey is unique and significant, just like a beautiful melody in a grand symphony.

Psalm 98:1 invites us to ‘sing unto the Lord a new song’. What does that mean for us as women walking in faith? It’s a call to celebrate the victories God has done in our lives, regardless of our relationship status. Each season has its chords—sometimes sweet, sometimes challenging, always meaningful.

Think about the times you felt victorious, even when the situation may have been tough. For instance, maybe you landed a job that felt meant for you, or perhaps you stepped out in faith to volunteer for a cause that lights you up. These moments are your new songs, crafted with your experiences and God’s grace on display.

It’s easy to compare our songs with others; however, your melody is crafted uniquely by God. Just as a symphony isn’t complete with just one instrument, your part is essential to the body of Christ. Don’t minimize your story.

As you reflect on your journey, embrace the victories — the ones that are small and the ones that are grand. Whether it's deepening your relationship with God, strengthening your friendships, or pursuing your passions, each of these steps illuminates your path and glorifies God.


Reflection Prompts


How can you celebrate a recent victory in your life, no matter how small?


Read Isaiah 43:19 and write down the new thing God is doing in your life.


Let’s sing our songs boldly, single Christian women! Recognizing that every note you play is a testimony of God’s goodness in your life, as you embrace your unique journey.”

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