Most people have never heard of Strong's G22. It's a Greek word buried in the New Testament that simply means "unmarried." But when the Apostle Paul uses it, he's not offering condolences. He's extending an invitation.An invitation to something our culture has completely forgotten.We've been told that being single is a problem to be solved. A gap to be filled. A waiting period before real life begins. We've made marriage the finish line and singleness the starting blocks, and

If you've ever found yourself praying through anxiety, wondering if your worried prayers somehow 'count less' than peaceful ones, you need to understand Strong's G1512. This simple Greek phrase εἰ περ (ei per) might just revolutionize how you think about faith, prayer, and the beautiful tension between human worry and divine trust. Most of us understand 'if' as expressing doubt. But εἰ περ is different. It's not the 'if' of skepticism - it's the 'if' of confident expectation.