A website for Christian singles discussing courtship, dating, relationships and such. Recent articles include: Hear the Weeping, Boyfriend Has Same-Sex Desires, God's Not the Defendant, No Little People, Through the Noise, God Told Me to Marry You, Cutting, It's My Fault, Already Not Yet, Eat Bitter, Open Doors for Me, The Seduction of Pornography, Physical Intimacy and the Single Man, Solomon's Line on Premarital Sex, Getting Real about Sex , Prep for the Wedding Night, The Best Sex, Guys and Sex, Girls and Sex, Sex at the Edge of Night, How Far is Too Far?, Nurturing Protection, Jesse Jackson's True Colors, Big Talker, Gas and God, The Shack, A Review, Not a Virgin, Looking for Love Like a Peasant, The Gift of Freedom, Settling, and Biblical Dating.
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University of Destruction
by David Wheaton
What should be a time of "building up" one's life often crumbles as college students fail to make the grade with their faith. Author David Wheaton relates his own experiences at Stanford as he describes three Pillars of Peril students face in college — sex, drugs & alcohol, and humanism — and shares strategies for overcoming these common snares through personal and spiritual safeguards.
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Hear the Weeping
by George Halitzka
Among those who hurt others, and who themselves hurt, there are few easy answers. That, of course, is no reason to remain aloof from their pain.
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Cutting
by Rachel Zoller
August 1 | Related articles
Of all the self-destructive behaviors I had, cutting was always the hardest to explain. How do I reconcile having inflicted destruction upon my body even while serving the Lord?
It's My Fault
by David Barshinger
July 31 | Related articles
When we call sin what it really is, we can embrace truth, and life can spring again.
Eat Bitter
by Carolyn McCulley
July 29 | Related articles
When situations seem unfair or even disastrous, we can only swallow the injustice and bitterness if we focus on the unflinching promise that our times are in His hands.
Physical Intimacy and the Single Man
by Matt Schmucker
July 24 | Related articles
What may be considered innocent — holding hands, putting an arm around her in the pew, some "light" kissing, long talks over Starbucks coffee — all send her the message that reads, "You're mine."
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