

What is a Singles' Hub?
A Singles’ Hub is a grassroots discipleship movement designed to:
This is your invitation to become part of a bold and urgent mission to join together thousands of single young adults who like you, know the hope of the gospel and the truth about love, identity, and marriage.
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Rooted in the Single and Ready book's vision of living whole in Christ, emotionally healthy, relationally wise, and purpose-driven, Singles’ Hubs offer a transformational space where single adults can truly flourish. These hubs provide biblical discipleship, authentic community, and practical tools to help singles embrace their identity
Rooted in the Single and Ready book's vision of living whole in Christ, emotionally healthy, relationally wise, and purpose-driven, Singles’ Hubs offer a transformational space where single adults can truly flourish. These hubs provide biblical discipleship, authentic community, and practical tools to help singles embrace their identity in Christ, walk in emotional and spiritual maturity, and prepare for kingdom-centered relationships—whether in marriage or mission

Hub Hosts serve as the spiritual stewards and relational catalysts of the movement in their community, creating a safe, Christ-centered space for single adults to encounter Jesus, build biblical friendships, and be equipped for mission.
They are not event managers; they are disciple-makers who host transformation.
Their Core Mission
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Hub Hosts serve as the spiritual stewards and relational catalysts of the movement in their community, creating a safe, Christ-centered space for single adults to encounter Jesus, build biblical friendships, and be equipped for mission.
They are not event managers; they are disciple-makers who host transformation.
Their Core Mission
To build, disciple, and multiply singles who live whole in Christ, healthy in relationships, and holy in lifestyle, through ongoing gatherings, prayer, and practical biblical teaching.
“We proclaim Him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone mature in Christ.” Colossians 1:28

Hubs are:

You will be connected to a Hub near to you, at your church, or online, as available.

Coffee & a Chat is a weekly 15 -20 minute zoom link designed to help men grow spiritually, emotionally, and relationally, one conversation at a time.
What is singleness?
How is singleness useful?
What is the ultimate goal of singleness?
Join the worldwide discussion starting November 15, 2025.

Every Coffee & a Chat topic fosters spiritual growth
Becoming whole before becoming one
Wholeness Over Neediness
Emotional and spiritual healing
Identity in Christ
Becoming the Man God Intended
Christ-centered confidence
Purpose before partnership
Mission Before Marriage
Calling and stewardship
Healing and transformation
Dealing with Past Wounds
Growth and freedom
Practicing purity and discipline
From Lust to Love
Holiness in heart and habit
Building community
Faith-Filled Friendships
Accountability and brotherhood
Spiritual formation
Power of Spiritual Habits
Consistency and maturity
Living on mission
Living for the “Well Done”
Eternal focus and service

Friday night Fun, Snacks and Fellowship 7-9 pm
Saturday 10-4 Workshop lunch included
Welcome to Single and Ready, a journey designed to prepare hearts, minds, and lives for relationships that honor God. These 40 discussions are built on this foundational truth: Who we are shapes how we love.
Our identity in Christ shapes our identity in relationships.

I finished reading the book and It was sooo good! I definitely want to read it again. Ruby.
Overall Impression
First, let me say that the book is excellent. The core thesis is very strong and established from the beginning. It’s not a book about finding a partner, but about becoming a person prepared for righteousness. The opening prayer, "Lord, prepare me, not just for a relationship, but for righteousness," set the perfect tone, and I felt my own heart praying along with yours many times as I read. The book’s power is its focus on active formation in Christ versus the passive waiting that so many singles fall into.
Review of the Introduction
The Foreword immediately distinguishes the book from a typical dating manual. The line, "use your season of singleness, not just to wait well, but to become well," is a perfect summary. I also think your shift of the core question from "When will I meet the one?" to "Who is God forming me to become?" is a central and important point for the whole book.
The section on discipleship, which frames singleness as a "holy assignment," really resonated with me. It reminds me of something a coworker once said: "When you're single, you date the church; when you're married, you date your wife." Your writing gives the theological weight to this idea. I will be honest, I think many less mature readers will likely groan and gloss over this section, but it is a truth they cannot afford to miss. The work done in this season of "undivided devotion" is precisely what will sustain them later.
Finally, the line that marriage often "reveals the places we've refused to grow" rings with the clarity of a church bell for anyone who's been through a difficult marriage season. It’s a hard truth that perfectly prepares the reader for the deep soul work ahead.”
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