One common question that I often get asked is, “How do I know if I am doing too much or not doing enough when it comes to searching for a Christian spouse?”
Motive for Marriage: Are You Trying Too Hard to Meet Someone or Not Hard Enough?
Dating
Can You Be Friends with Your Ex as a Christian?
Relevant Magazine Article: Can You Really Be Friends After the Breakup?
6 Qualities Christian Guys Find Attractive in a Woman
What does a Christian man find attractive in a woman? What type of woman does a Christian man want to be with? What is a Christian man looking for in a Christian wife?
How Perfectionism Will Ruin Your Relationships and Keep You Single (3 Christian Relationship Tips)
For the full article that first appeared on Relevant Magazine, click here: 3 Ways Perfectionism Is Ruining Your Dating Life
How Should a Christian Guy Ask a Girl Out?
How should a Christian guy ask a girl out? Should he talk to her father? Should he talk to her mother? Does a Christian guy need to talk to the pastor before asking a girl out? Should a Christian guy ask a girl out only when he is prepared to tell her he wants to marry her? Or should a Christian guy take a more relaxed approach and just have some fun and just see where things lead or don’t lead?
In this article I will give Christian guys 4 tips on how they can approach this question about asking a girl out.
6 Sacrifices You Can Make in Singleness that Will Really Pay Off One Day in Marriage
Throughout the Bible, we are warned that we always reap what we sow. The choices we made in the past are affecting us right now. And the choices we are making right now will affect us one day in the future. The same is true when it comes to the choices we make in singleness.
How Long Should a Christian Girl Wait for a Guy to Ask Her Out?
How long should a Christian girl wait for a guy to make a move if she really likes him? What is enough time to give him an opportunity to pursue her while also not waiting too long and wasting one’s time?
Love Is More Than a Sacrificial Choice
Is love a sacrificial choice? Or is love more than a sacrificial choice? What does the Bible actually say about love being a sacrificial choice?