This is the Q&A nobody was ready for. And we are having it anyway.
In this special guest Q&A episode of Dear Single Christian Girl KB is joined by her friend Mariah to answer three of the most real, most raw and most necessary questions this community has sent in yet.
A pastor said that a woman who fornicates is spoiled — but a man who does the same thing is not. We talk about that double standard, what the Bible actually says about holiness and whether it applies differently to men and women, and the honest conversation about adoption and what it means to parent from a place of healing rather than hurt.
A man wrote in about tribal marriage pressure from his mother and being born out of wedlock. We talk about parental expectations, cultural pressure and how to navigate a situation where the people you love are pushing you in a direction that may not align with God's will for your life.
And someone is in a relationship where the feelings have faded. They do not want to hurt their partner but their heart is no longer there. We talk about when to pull the bandaid off early and when to press through — and most importantly how to tell the difference between a temporary season and a permanent incompatibility.
This is the conversation the church needs to have. Honest, loving, biblically grounded and completely unfiltered. 💛
This episode is for you if you are:
💛 A single Christian woman who has been hurt by the double standards she has seen in the church around purity and fornication
💛 Someone navigating tribal or cultural marriage pressure from family
💛 In a relationship where your feelings have changed and you do not know what to do
💛 Looking for a Christian podcast for single women that goes to the real places and does not shy away from hard conversations
💛 Someone who wants honest biblically grounded answers to the questions most Christian content avoids
New episodes every Saturday. Q&A every last Saturday of the month where KB and sometimes a special guest answer your real questions about faith identity relationships and life as a single Christian woman.