So much of the contemporary conversation about Christian singleness makes it an either/or matter. Either someone is single by choice or single by circumstance. Either they've intentionally set out to pursue singleness as a lifelong "calling" or their singleness is considered accidental.  But is this a biblical framework? Does the Bible present singleness as being either a result of direct choice or indirect circumstance?

Dani Treweek explains why we should avoid falling into the either/or trap of Christian singleness, and how we can go about ensuring we don't.