Finding Joy in Singleness: A Chat with Lou Phillips on Accidentally Intentional
I think we need to uphold singleness and bring marriage down, not to bring marriage down to a level. No, just bring it down to a proper level, which is, here's a good gift by god, but just like every good gift if we don't use it in its proper context, if we elevate it, if we choose to worship the gift versus the giver, that's idolatry, because idolatry can still be good things.
What does it mean to be truly content while single? Zoe Asher dives deep into this question with global speaker Lou Phillips, who has spent 29 years navigating life solo. In this episode of 'Accidentally Intentional', Zoe and Lou share candid insights about embracing singleness and finding happiness without a partner. Whether you're single for now or forever, their conversation offers practical advice on how to live joyfully in your own company.
They tackle everything from the societal pressures singles face to the role of the church in supporting single individuals, and even throw in some tips for married folks on improving their relationships. Lou's wisdom shines as he discusses the importance of sacrificial love, healthy communication, and respecting women. He also warns against the pitfalls of idolizing marriage, emphasizing that true contentment comes from within.
This episode isn't just for singles; it's a treasure trove of advice for anyone looking to enrich their relationships and understand the deeper meaning of intimacy. Tune in and learn how to be 'accidentally intentional' in all your connections.