Posts from 2024 (Page 3)

When it comes to the world of dating, the term “playing the field” brings to mind someone casually seeing multiple people, weighing options, and generally enjoying a bit of variety in their romantic pursuits. It’s not the exclusive “one-and-only” approach; rather, it’s more like “let’s see where things go with different people.” But in the context of Christian dating, this practice can bring up a few eyebrows—and maybe even an awkwardly raised hand from someone asking, “Is this biblical?” 1.…

Navigating the world of Christian singleness is like attempting to assemble a jigsaw puzzle with some pieces missing and no picture on the box. You might know where you want to go, but not quite how to get there. For Christian singles, finding a book that speaks to this journey, with guidance, encouragement, and a dash of humor, can feel like finding a treasure. But with so many books out there, each promising to be the one to help you…

Being single as a Christian often comes with its own set of challenges. While relationships and marriage are revered, we singles often find ourselves navigating life with pep talks from friends and prayers from parents about “finding the one.” But it’s not all sunshine and roses. Sometimes, being single as a Christian can feel like a battlefield, with temptations sneaking in, wearing all kinds of disguises. The good news? Once we identify these temptations, we’re halfway to laughing them off…

Let’s be real: being a single Christian can feel like a lifelong membership to the Waiting Room Club, where the chairs are a little too hard, the magazines are way outdated, and the receptionist keeps saying, “He’ll be with you shortly.” We wait, we pray, and sometimes we even feel a little bit lost. So, if you’re feeling the pinch (or maybe even the pain) of being a single Christian, this article is for you. We’ll dive into some biblical…

Let’s be real: dealing with a passive-aggressive person can feel like navigating a minefield in flip-flops. They say one thing but mean the exact opposite, and by the time you’ve decoded the first sentence, they’ve hit you with another “bless your heart” disguised as a compliment. So, as a Christian single who may encounter a few passive-aggressive folks along the journey, how do you handle this with grace, patience, and maybe a sprinkle of humor? Here’s a lighthearted guide filled…

Texting—the modern equivalent of passing notes in class, only with emojis and GIFs. As a Christian single navigating the digital world of romance, it’s natural to wonder: does this person actually like me, or are they just being polite? While we all wish for some grand heavenly revelation, most of us are left to decipher the cryptic world of texts. But fear not, because God gave us wisdom, discernment, and a little humor to help us along the way. So,…

Look, I know why you’re here. Breaking a soul tie sounds a little like “cutting the invisible strings” tethering your heart to someone who—let’s be honest—was not exactly the love of your life. Maybe you’ve tried deleting their number, muting them on social media, or even scrolling past every playlist that reminds you of that one road trip, but still, there’s a magnetic pull. What gives? Well, friend, it sounds like you’re dealing with a soul tie. Let’s dive into…

If you’re reading this, odds are you’re a single guy or girl who’s perhaps a little tired of eating alone or going to church gatherings with one less chair needed. But don’t worry, being single isn’t a problem—it’s an opportunity. In fact, as someone who’s been in the trenches of singledom myself, let’s just say there are a few life lessons we can learn, laughs we can have, and perspectives we can gain along the way. So let’s dive into…

If you’re reading this, odds are you’re a single guy who’s perhaps a little tired of eating alone or going to church gatherings with one less chair needed. It’s painful being single. But don’t worry, being single isn’t a problem—it’s an opportunity. In fact, as someone who’s been in the trenches of singledom myself, let’s just say there are a few life lessons we can learn, laughs we can have, and perspectives we can gain along the way. So let’s…

How do you If you’ve been out there long enough, you’ve probably encountered someone who checks all the boxes—charming, confident, smooth-talking… but something just doesn’t add up. Chances are, if you’re dealing with this type of personality, you might have run into a narcissist. Narcissists can be challenging, and, unfortunately, they’re masters of mind games. But don’t worry, I’ve got your back! Let’s dive into 14 classic signs that a narcissist might be trying to manipulate you—and let’s laugh a…

There’s something irresistible about Christian romance novel and romance movies. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the genre, these stories of faith-based love have a way of pulling at heartstrings and bringing a smile to the face. Between the small-town settings, earnest protagonists, and “could-this-be-God’s-plan?” moments, Christian romance novels offer readers a wholesome and heartwarming journey toward love and happily-ever-afters. But, like any genre, Christian romance novels come with their own set of pros and cons. So, if…

Ah, the hopeless romantic. You’ve probably heard the term, and if you’re single and dating in the Christian world, you may even be one. But what exactly is a hopeless romantic, especially from a Christian perspective? Is it a bad thing? A good thing? Or just something that requires a little guidance and prayer? Let’s dive in. A hopeless romantic is someone who absolutely loves the idea of love. They often dream about the perfect relationship, the fairy-tale ending, and,…

Why Marrying an Older Man Might Be Your Best Move:  Ladies, gather ‘round, because we’re about to break down one of the most surprising yet beneficial relationship dynamics out there: marrying an older man! Yes, you heard me right! If you’ve been praying about your future spouse and keep wondering why God keeps leading you toward a man with a few extra years of wisdom (and maybe a few extra gray hairs), you’re in the right place. Now, before you say,…