Description: In this concise mine-eBook, I share with you 10 powerful tips to help you succeed in Christian dating. These 10 tips build on each other, taking you from the pre-dating season right up to the point of engagement. We systematically discuss the practical and spiritual steps in the meeting, dating, and marrying process. If you are looking for deep biblical insight into Christian dating, this book will not disappoint.
If you are a single Christian woman, how will you know when a man truly loves you? Perhaps a man is expressing interested or even said the words, “I love you.” But how will you know if he truly means what he says?
What type of guy should a Christian woman look for if she wants to date and get married one day? While there are many qualities of a godly man that a Christian woman should look for in a husband, it is just as important to know what type of qualities you do not want to see in a guy.
So what are some Christian dating red flags that a woman should look for when she is interested in dating a man? Here are 5 types of guys Christian women should avoid.
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?
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.
Christian single women often feel trapped by the teachings they find in church. They are told that marriage is a wonderful thing and they hear all these love stories sprinkled through the pastor’s sermon, but they are also told they must not do anything but wait to be found by the man of their dreams.
