This is your life! You will never find contentment in living for what you hope tomorrow may hold. Contentment is for today.

"Why is it that only women on the brink of marriage get showered with household appliances, fine china, and beautiful crystal? Why is it that only brides-to-be obtain the desired goods for domesticity and dinner parties? Do married women cook and entertain more frequently than single women? In some cases, yes, but why should single women who do cook and entertain go without the items necessary for doing it well? They shouldn'’t! In fact, such thinking applies to much more than dishware. That is because life doesn'’t begin when you get married." —from the Introduction

Here Lydia Brownback (a single, content woman herself) shows us that the single life is not a life of lacking, but a life of living. She encourages women to offer their singleness to God, allowing him to make it beautiful and purposeful.

"Finer than gold-rimmed Limoges is a life committed to Christ and put to use for his glory," writes Brownback. "He will use it in his redemptive plans in the place where he has set you. Let that be your finest china."

Questions for personal reflection, group discussion, and deeper Bible study, make this an ideal book for both individuals and groups.