I’m sure you’ve heard the old saying, “If it seems too good to be true, it probably is.” While our better judgment knows this principal, there’s something in each of us that longs for perfection. This longing, however, make us susceptible to frauds. Never is this truer than when it comes to relationships.
If you want to be married, you should pray that God would give you a godly spouse. I know, however, that it can be confusing to know what to pray and how to pray. What if God doesn’t answer this prayer for a godly spouse?
What are the qualities of a godly spouse? What type of person should a Christian marry? These are important questions to ask.
Most people resist being labeled as introverts, and if they do admit it they usually confess it sheepishly as though they are coming clean about their sins.
Have you ever asked, “Why am I still single?” From a Christian perspective, there are many reasons why many Christian girls and guys remain single.
Should a Christian date someone who is less spiritually mature? Is dating someone on a different spiritual level a recipe for disaster? If you’ve been a Christian for a long-time, is it a bad idea to date a new believer?
When should a Christian start dating? Should a Christian date in high school, in college, or only after they graduate? What does the Bible say about when to date?
Should a Christian girl pursue a guy? Should a Christian girl ask a guy out? Should a Christian girl make the first move? Should a Christian girl play hard to get?
When I was single the hardest part for me was all the unknowns. Some really struggle with loneliness in their singleness, others struggle because they like someone who does not like them back, but for me the struggle was more about knowing what God did or did not want me to do.
I would have been sad if he said, “Don’t date,” but I also would have been relieved if he would have said anything that clearly.
Christian advice for singles can be rather generic and over simplified because each individual person is unique and so different. While everyone will experience singleness, not everyone’s experience of singleness is the same.