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The Bold Yes: Lessons from Rebekah's Decision

Single and Secure: The Constancy of Christ in a Changing World

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“Jesus Christ the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever.” – Hebrews 13:8
Casting Your Care on Him

In a world that shifts like the desert sand—jobs change, friendships evolve, and even our own feelings can be a rollercoaster—it's easy for your single season to feel uncertain. One day you're soaring with purpose, the next you're questioning your path. But this one truth is your unshakable anchor: Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.


This isn't just a theological concept; it's a profound comfort for your daily life. It means the love He had for you before the foundation of the world is the exact same, strong, committed love He has for you right now as you navigate dating, career decisions, or the quiet nights. He's not momentarily busy; His promises don't expire; His character doesn't have an off-day.


Think about it: when you feel overlooked or forgotten, remember that the God who sustained the saints of old is sustaining you. For the single woman waiting on a change or a direction, knowing that your Lord is immutable (unchangeable) provides the most secure foundation. You don't have to scramble to earn His favor or fear He'll suddenly revoke His calling on your life. Your stability is rooted not in your circumstances, but in His unchanging nature. Lean into the constancy of Christ today, and let His faithfulness steady your soul.


Reflection Prompts


List three specific areas in your current single life (e.g., finances, relationships, future planning) where uncertainty causes you stress. Next to each, write the promise: "Jesus is the same." What truth does this bring to that specific stressor?


Spend time reading Psalm 102:25-27. Meditate on how the permanence of God contrasts with the fleeting nature of creation, reinforcing the security you have in Him.


You can confidently face this day, knowing that your Lord, who has been faithful through all of history, is deeply and consistently faithful to you.

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