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Okay, we'll go to the email to find some people that are seeking advice on various

different issues in their life. This is from Isaacs, his dear sweet daddy. A guest

preacher at the last worship service my college's ministry holds spoke about the Apostle Paul's

message in 1 Corinthians chapter 8 about how a married person's attention is divided

between God and their spouse and so Paul says it is better to remain single. The preacher

and his wife of 18 years and encouraged us to enjoy singleness and not rush to get married

too soon. However, I have also read past years about how it's good to get married and

I'm having trouble reconciling to sentiments. Should I wait to see a white to seek a wife

until an older and how soon a relationship is too soon for marriage in your opinion.

How soon is too soon? That feeling that question comes up in every segment we do. I've

said I think six months for engagement is there's no exact time frame and I'm biased because

I'm only telling you what happened for me. But I think six months is enough time to discern

that you want to get engaged and then you get engaged and you don't need to be engaged

for five years either. As to what the pastor said, I think that it's at the best naive

in the extreme, unhelpful in this environment. We're talking to young people. So you

said you're a college student, right? So you're young adult and just have the message

be enjoy, enjoy singleness. I certainly hope there was at least more to it than that. It's

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