This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.

Speaker — Luke Humbrecht

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In his sermon "Singleness," Pastor Luke Humbrecht navigates the often overlooked topic of singleness as part of the series "Sex, Love, and Jesus." Contrary to societal views that depict singleness as less desirable, he emphasizes that the true essence of these dialogues is to understand their significance within God's grand plan, rather than dwelling on the technicalities of marriage and sexuality. Drawing from Jesus' teachings in Matthew 19, he highlights the radical concept of some choosing to live a life of self-restraint for God's kingdom, thereby contesting the cultural belief that marriage and progeny are prerequisites for full participation in God's covenant blessing.Unraveling the anxieties and concerns stemming from societal expectations, Luke acknowledges that the church's view of marriage as the ultimate Christian ideal hasn't helped lighten the burden on singles. He debunks myths surrounding singleness, emphasizing that singles are complete in Christ, marriage isn't the only Christian ideal, and meaningful intimacy can be found outside of marriage and sex. He posits strong friendships, community, and devotion to God's kingdom as fulfilling alternatives for singles.Recognizing the value of singles in the church and their potential to impact the world, he urges them to courageously embrace their status. He encourages singles to maximize their singleness to devote themselves fully to kingdom work, build strong relationships, and trust in God's ultimate plan for them. While acknowledging their struggles, he reassures them of their invaluable place in the church and in God's plan.

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