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Singleness and a Full Christian Life

Study singleness, calling, friendship, service, sexuality, loneliness, church family, and the New Testament’s positive view

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LESSON 1

Singleness Can Be a Gift

Primary passage: 1 Corinthians 7:7

Start with 1 Corinthians 7:7. This lesson focuses on singleness can be a gift within the larger study ‘Singleness and a Full Christian Life.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: God
LESSON 2

Undivided Devotion

Primary passage: 1 Corinthians 7:35

Start with 1 Corinthians 7:35. This lesson focuses on undivided devotion within the larger study ‘Singleness and a Full Christian Life.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: Jesus Christ
LESSON 3

Jesus and the Wider Family

Primary passage: Mark 3:35

Start with Mark 3:35. This lesson focuses on jesus and the wider family within the larger study ‘Singleness and a Full Christian Life.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

Passage contextPeople: God
LESSON 4

Honor Every Member

Primary passage: 1 Corinthians 12:22

Start with 1 Corinthians 12:22. This lesson focuses on honor every member within the larger study ‘Singleness and a Full Christian Life.’ Read the surrounding paragraph or chapter when possible before drawing a conclusion from a single verse. Notice who is speaking, who is addressed, what problem or promise is in view, and what the passage asks the reader to believe or do.

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