Searching for the Right Guy

Have you ever wondered when it will be the right time for you to date? Should all dating relationships have marriage in mind? Check out this podcast if you're looking for answers.

Alistair Begg candidly shares advice based on observations of his own marriage, as well as practical counsel on what to look for in a spouse.

While you wait and want and date, don’t take more on yourself in your pursuit of marriage. At every step, look to God, every person’s hope for true happiness and the author of every Christian love story, and let your longing for marriage, your prayers, and your life make much of him.

When I moved out of my parent’s house, no one told me how to scrutinize my credit report, live on a diet of macaroni and cheese or handle disappointment if I didn’t marry by the time I turned 30 years old. Maybe I just didn’t feel like these were important issues at the time. Or maybe, like millions of other single women, I assumed that my Mr. Right would make me his bride, take care of the finances and encourage me to buy food that wasn’t of the pre-packaged variety.

Everyone is different, and that includes the ways we prefer to give and receive love. Take this quiz to learn more about yourself or your significant other, and how you can share and experience love more wholly.

Ladies, do you have questions on dating, love, sex, marriage and everything in between? You're not alone! Check out the stories and advice of those who have walked this road before you.

Can both singleness and marriage be used to further God's plan for salvation? Join David Platt as he explores both possibilities.

Is marriage a means to an end, or is there a more intentional design behind it? If you're looking for a relationship that honors God and His purposes for your life, check out this resource from Gary Thomas.

5 things I wish my mom had told me about dating and preparing for marriage

A guide with relationship advice for girls searching for a meaningful relationship.

"The Dating Manifesto" is neither a cheesy formula for finding a spouse nor a feel-good book about how the person for you is out there if you only believe. Instead, it's a challenge to wise up, own your junk, and chart a bold new course for your relationship future.

If you don’t like who you are, you're probably willing to deceive someone rather than be honest about your own life. This is a problem.

Last week, I saw a woman slam the car door in her husband’s face and storm off inside the grocery store. Then there was the couple sitting next to me, the man staring at his phone the entire time his wife shared with him her concerns about one of their children. I saw someone post a rant on Facebook about their spouse that ended with, “MEN!”

To be single in our evangelical Christian society is to be different, so we're left with a hounding question: What exactly is God doing with our lives?

Safe relationships are real relationships.

Experiencing the end of a dream can be painful, particularly if you felt it was a God-given dream. Here are four ways to recalibrate.

When a significant other opens up about their sexual past, you will likely need to navigate these five common assumptions.

Ben Stuart goes through how to navigate the four critical seasons of relationship.

Listen to this episode from The Connected Life on Spotify. For many people dating can be vulnerable, scary, and feel as though there are no clear rules on “how to” do it right. But like anything in life, there is a lot of gray space when it comes to dating and rules are more like shackles than a map to freedom. In this episode Abi and Justin throw out the rules and instead dive into 6 helpful values to help you on your journey. If you’re single this is a MUST listen to episode!

The Heart of Dating Podcast