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Leaning on God in the Season of Heartbreak
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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.
3 Keys to Keeping God at the Centre of Your Relationships | YMI
Dating is fun. There’s no doubt about it.
But for us as believers, Christ is the foundation of our relationship. Here are three keys to keeping Christ at the centre of our relationships.