Sometimes letting go of fairy tale expectations or how we’ll meet our future spouse allows us to receive the story God has for us.
“Run. Bolt before he dies and leaves you heartbroken.” That’s what a friend said when I told her about the cancer-surviving man I had met in the elevator.
Fear can be disabling. Dating can be scary because it means allowing him to love me — and sometimes that’s the hardest part.
There are ways we can be wise, caring, and considerate, even in rejection.
Facing problems together is important for healthy relationships, and oftentimes doing so requires arguing.
I wanted to shower her with happiness. But so much hurt and confusion has filled my heart since then; it kind of makes me not want to love at all.
I’ve heard many Christian dating “horror stories.” For the sake of helping people’s dating signals be more accurately deciphered, I ran a Facebook survey.
I can see some big dating mistakes I made in my twenties that I was able to correct in my thirties. Here are three of them.
Why does our society feel the need to make regular, everyday rites of passage, like attending a prom, bigger, better or more unique?
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