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Why Singleness Is Not a Curse

Why Singleness Is Not a Curse

Dr. Dani Treweek joins Adriel Sanchez to discuss her book, The Meaning of Singleness Retrieving an Eschatological Vision for the Contemporary Church. In their conversation we learn why singleness—just as marriage—gives us a hint at what eschatological life will be like and how this vision can help shape the life of the church.

02/13/25•Adriel Sanchez, Dani Treweek•30 min