Yes, we were freed from the law by the sacrifice of Jesus, but that does not mean that we can do whatever our impulses want. What does Christ’s freedom mean in the context of dating? We often hear the verse: “Now the Lord is the Spirit and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” (2 Corinthians 3:17 WEB) This passage is even sometimes sung in our churches. Indeed, Christ has freed us.

To love is to take the risk of being hurt. Without vulnerability, it is impossible to be genuine in our relationships. However, it is wise to follow some tips to avoid having your heart broken.

Showing ample cleavage or lots of money will surely attract attention, but perhaps not the right attention. What should we do, as Christians, to attract the attention of God AND a potential match?

You gave your life to Jesus a few years ago, and you are confident in your faith now. What’s the next step? Getting married to a good Christian partner? No. Your lifetime goal has nothing to do with your social status.

We often say that Jesus is our friend, and when we do, we look to Him to fill our loneliness, to listen to us and support us in our projects. But we rarely think that this friendship was meant to be reciprocal.