One common experience for Christian singles is having romantic feelings for a good friend of the opposite sex. Wanting to date your Christian friend can cause all kinds of confusion and doubts about what to do. On what hand it is exciting to think about dating a great friend. But on the other hand it can be frightening because you might ruin the friendship. What if the desire for a Christian dating relationship might not be reciprocated by the friend that you like?
What does the Bible say about a Christian wife loving her husband? What does a husband need that only his Christian wife can bless him with?
The Bible states that premarital sex is sin. There are many justifications, however, people use to explain why they believe having premarital sex is okay.
Here are 3 tips for Christian single women looking for advice about the unknowns of Christian singleness.
If a Christian guy is being nice to you, how can you tell if he is just being polite or if he actually likes you as more than a friend?
I really do believe there are more Christian single women prepared to be married than there are Christian single men. When you walk into a church, there are guys there. But there are usually more women.
How will God reveal that you are in the right Christian relationship? What signs will be present if you have a future together with the person you are dating or interested in?
Does the Bible say you can marry a non-Christian? The simple answer is “No.” 1 Corinthians 7:39 and 2 Corinthians 6:14-16 are very clear about this.
So you like someone, he or she seems like a great Christian, you want to start a relationship with this person, but as it stands right now you are nothing more than acquaintances. Maybe they don’t even know who you are.
So what should you do?
Today I’m doing something a little different. I recently started chatting with one AGW subscriber and came to find out she’s also an author and blogger like me. Her content about Christian dating aligns very closely with my own and she has great real-life experience in this area, so I asked her to be interviewed and she accepted.
Below is a written interview between myself and Veronique Butterfield. Enjoy!