Conner Gordon-Collins reviews Single Ever After by Danielle Treweek.
With a solid Biblical grounding and conversational approach, Danielle Treweek provides a Biblical view for the significance of singleness in a book unashamed to lovingly correct our wrong attitudes and beliefs about singleness, whilst providing practical wisdom – for both those seeking to faithfully live out their singleness, and for those seeking to faithfully love their single brothers and sisters.
The underlying theological thread behind this book is the truth that just as marriage has intrinsic worth because it points to the reality of Christ and the Church, singleness too has intrinsic worth, not because of its functional goodness (i.e. the good you can do for the Kingdom through it), but because it points to the eschatological reality where we will all be single ever after in the New Creation, living eternally as redeemed brothers and sisters, no longer married or given in marriage.
