Tag Archive for: dating

Does it Matter Who Makes the First Move?
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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.

The Kind of Compromise We Need When Dating
"Is he worth wearing a skirt for?"
That's the question a good friend left with me after I shared my doubts about the guy I was dating.

Why Do I Want a Significant Other?
I was four years old when I told my mum that I’d like to get married when I’m older. “Because,” I told my mum excitedly, “I’d like to wear a white dress—just like Cinderella!”. I’m now in my 30s, and I'm still single.

How God Met Me Where I Was—Single and Feeling Left Behind
I have been longing for a partner for as long as I can remember. However, my plans of getting married young did not happen. And now that I’m in my 30s—and still single—there are days when I feel incredibly lonely.

5 Ways to Stop Feeling Desperate When It Comes to Dating
At the start of each relationship, I was worried that I wouldn't find a suitable life partner. My trust in God had begun to waver. The resulting feeling of desperation caused me to compromise on aspects that should’ve been clear non-negotiables when looking for my future husband.