Do you have faith for the season you’re in?

In this episode, we explore what it means to carry faith for singleness, not as a consolation prize, but as a powerful, God-given calling. Drawing on insights from Sam Allberry and Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 7:32, we discover how singleness can prophetically point to the all-sufficiency of Christ.

While marriage points forward to the ultimate wedding—Christ and His Church—singleness boldly declares something just as beautiful: Jesus is enough. A single life, lived in joy and devotion, becomes a visible testimony that Christ Himself is the prize, the reward, and the fulfilment of every longing.

This episode invites single listeners to sit with Jesus and receive fresh faith for their season—to recognise the freedom, focus, and privilege singleness can hold. As we learn to enjoy God deeply where we are, our lives begin to proclaim a powerful truth to the world: Christ is sufficient, and He is worth everything.

www.wendymannequip.com

Why does singleness so often feel like a failure rather than a gift?

Building on the foundation that marriage and singleness are equal gifts from God, this episode confronts the hidden shame many single people carry. We explore how life stages are often viewed as a hierarchy—with singleness at the bottom—and gently replace that lie with God’s truth: our seasons are linear, not ranked, and every stage holds equal value in His eyes.

This conversation brings compassion, healing, and freedom to anyone who has felt “less than” because of their relationship status. As we allow God to reshape how we see singleness, shame begins to lose its power. In turn, we are invited into freedom, dignity, and peace—learning to receive the season we’re in as a genuine gift from a loving Father.

www.wendymannequip.com

What is the gift of singleness and how do you know if you have it?

In this episode, Wendy rethinks what the Bible really means by the gift of singleness. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 7:6–7, she explores how both marriage and singleness are presented in Scripture as equal gifts from God—each given for a time and purpose.

This session challenges common assumptions, reframes the question “Do you have the gift of singleness?”, and offers a liberating perspective for anyone navigating single life in the church.

Whether you are single, married, or leading within the church, this conversation invites you to see singleness through God’s perspective, not cultural pressure—opening the door to freedom, peace, and deeper trust in His design.

www.wendymannequip.com