Hey guys, my name is Johnny Artivannis and this is Dialin. I want to thank you all for listening to our

series on work, laziness, rest, and Sabbath. It's been one of the most listened to series that I've done

to date and I'm so glad that it's been helpful for many of you as it's been convicting in my own life.

I'll conclude that series in next week's episode as I do a final episode on redeeming our time as believers.

In this week's episode, I sit down with Brianna Harris, who works alongside me at the Master's University as the Dean of Women,

and I ask her about the subject of singleness.

Let's dial in.

Music subject of singleness. Let's dial in. Well, Bree, thanks for sitting down. Once again, I wanted to talk to you about singleness.

So often we talk about marriage and especially we're in a Christian environment, so there's

a lot of pressure for people to get married. You are not married, and that's true.

Singleness is a topic that you hear of at times.

People talk about the gift of singleness. Do you have the gift of singleness?

Do you feel called the singleness? Maybe address potentially some of the misconceptions regarding singleness.

You're a single woman.

What are some of the thoughts or things that you hear that you go, I don't actually know

if I buy into that.

Yeah.

Speak to us.

Yeah, I think, well, I have wanted to get married since I can, like, remember, like,

when I was young and realized what marriage was, found out my mom got married at 18.

I always wanted to be her.

Yeah, I went to be, I was like, I want to get married to 17.

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