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Are We Over-Spiritualising Our Love Lives?
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In Bible College (or “Bridal College” as it’s also known), I was asked out on a date by a guy whom I had clearly stuck in the friend-zone list. But my friends encouraged us to be together because we were “so perfect for one another”. And he seemed to be everywhere I happened to be—surely this was a “sign” from God.

Dear Younger Self, It's Time to Break Up and You Know Why
You probably didn’t expect that you’d be here today, thinking about whether you should break up with your non-Christian boyfriend.

Is Dating Only About the "Good Vibes"?
Dating fatigue is rough–and Christians are not spared from it too.
Even so, we can learn to date well. Here's how.

What I Wish My Younger Self Knew About Lust
There’s one thing I need to warn you about. You’re going to struggle with lust, and I’m sad to say that a lot of it will stem from these three lies that you will—or already—believe about sex and intimacy.

Does it Matter Who Makes the First Move?
I was the one who made the first move by asking my then-boyfriend (now husband) out. We first met online and after an encouraging conversation, I initiated a coffee date.

Leaning on God in the Season of Heartbreak
Last year was a tough one for me. I thought I could end up with someone whom I considered my best friend and my safe place, but it did not happen as I’d hoped.

Dealing With the Aftermath of a Bad Breakup
On the surface, we might’ve looked like a happily-in-love couple, but beneath this façade were fears, misunderstandings, anger, and doubts built up due to silent treatments and unresolved arguments.

My Friend is Dating a Non-Christian. What Should I Do?
I was that friend who once dated a non-Christian. Let me tell you my story.

Navigating My First Relationship (With Help From the Bible)
It’s not surprising if you feel that the Bible isn’t a book you can run to for advice on modern-day romance.
Nevertheless, there are some Biblical principles that we can discerningly apply to our romantic pursuits.