Shelf Life: How to Cope with Prolonged Singleness

In a world where the ticking of the proverbial biological clock grows louder by the day, and societal norms dictate timelines we may not be ready to embrace, "Shelf Life: How to Cope with Prolonged Singleness" stands as a beacon of hope and guidance for unmarried Christian men and women.

As the inaugural installment in the Shelf-Life series, this self-help guide offers more than just advice on navigating the complexities of the dating world—it's a lifeline for those grappling with the reality of extended singleness. Co-authors Vickie Mosley and LaNise Reynolds draws upon personal experiences and timeless biblical wisdom to provide practical strategies for maintaining godly principles while seeking a life partner.

From managing expectations to dealing with well-meaning but often intrusive questions from friends and family, "Shelf Life" is a comprehensive resource for those navigating the unique challenges of prolonged singleness in a coupled society. With empathy and insight, Mosley and Reynolds tackle topics such as loneliness, self-worth, and the temptation to compromise one's values in the pursuit of companionship.

Whether you're in the throes of extended singleness or simply seeking guidance on how to navigate the dating world as a Christian, "Shelf Life" offers solace, encouragement, and practical tools for finding peace and purpose in your season of waiting. As the first installment in this transformative series, it sets the stage for a journey of self-discovery, faith, and ultimately, fulfillment.