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Teenage Crush
by Pam Ford Davis
Do you remember your first crush?
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Canadian Sunset
by Pam Ford Davis
Lovesick Blues
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Courtship Tips For Women
by Angie Lewis
Courtshipping is different then dating. Courting is more like being friends without the emotional or sexual involvement. If this sounds like something you would be interested in then read on for some great courtship tips. "To court" actually prepares people for a healthy relationship/marriage, while dating subconsciously prepares people for a relationship/marriage without respect and commitment. Why is that? Let's find out.
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Should Good Girls Attract Men or Just Be Themselves?
by Angie Lewis
When I read articles about the "laws of attraction" and "how to attract the man of your dreams" I wonder how many young women are really falling for this gimmick. Think about this for a moment. If you have to behave differently, other than just being yourself to attract the opposite sex, then is the person you are trying to attract, really someone you would want to have a relationship with?
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LOVE'S ATTRIBUTES
by willetta pilcher
What a contrast the scriptural definition of love is to the world's definition. A definition that may be interpreted as, "If you love me you will... "I'm first ... My desires are more important than yours ... Life is all about 'Me'"
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The Authority and Responsibility of the Fathers.
by vaughn ohlman
The world still believes that parents should meet the needs of their children; by separating the provision of a spouse from the concept of meeting a need they have succeeded in encouraging parents to abdicate this responsibility. We need to re-assume this responsibility, we need to actively move toward meeting this clear need.
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Dating an Unbeliever
by Peter Stone
Should a Christian date or marry an unbeliever? What does the Bible have to say on the topic, or is it merely a matter of personal choice? Read on to find out.
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Bubble Troubles
by Julie Arduini
A rainy day on an Ohio park suspension bridge gives hope to a bride to be facing loss.
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Enter a Relationship with Your Eyes Open
by Peter Stone
Short story that illustrates the necessity to enter a relationship with our eyes open, rather than letting physical or emotional attraction blind our eyes to a potential partner's weaknesses. We need to use our head as well as our heart.
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Choosing a Mate in the Kingdom of Love
by Shari Weigerstorfer
"Someday my prince will come" is not a biblical promise; it's the backbone of the Cinderella story which promises little girls their love life is assured. "True love" will be theirs as soon as "Prince Charming" arrives. Too often, Christian girls merge this philosophy with their faith and believe God will send "him." But what if the man God sends as a husband doesn't look like the "Prince" they were expecting? Will they accept him? Will they even notice him? This "fairy tale" tells the tale of why some Christian women may be single far longer than God ever intended.
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Love, Internet Style
by Rhonda Clark
Haley and Ian are involved in an internet relationship. This is the first time they meet. Will reality meet their expectations?
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Sex and the Single Christian
by Kenneth Bridge
If God is good, and sex is good, How can I live as a Christian single
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I Dare
by Shakera Reid
Dating can be difficult and if we give in to the pressures of society and allow the experiences of others to shatter our hopes, we will be left with nothing. Dare to pray, dare to ask, and dare to be different. If it is for you, God will grant your heart's desires.
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"Not Everything That Glitters Is Gold"
by Shakera Reid
What if God couldn't look past all our outward flaws and couldn't forgive our common indiscretions? God works in His time and his gifts arrive in the appropriate season. Our shallow preferences sometimes act as blinders that makes us miss our blessing.
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Breaking Down The Barriers
by Shakera Reid
Why do the good generally have to suffer for the bad? Is the excess baggage of the past hindering our progress in the future? Ladies, it's time to drop some of the defenses and open our hearts.
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Good Girls Finish Last???
by Shakera Reid
What kind of woman do you have to be to get a man these days? If we as Christian women "stick to our guns" , will this result in a life of loneliness? When all is said and done, do good girls really finish last?
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Jason Ducked
by dub W
Young man makes correct choices. Told from antagonist POV.
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Please Somebody, Love That man!
by Daniel Owino Ogweno
However much we feel we have known someone after a period of courtship, the truth is that we can wake up one morning, 15 years later, for example, to find out that there was something we didn't know about him/her. It is only covenant commitment that will help us manage destructive surprises.
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Please Somebody, Love That Woman
by Daniel Owino Ogweno
Based on the fundamental teachings about love, especially in 1 Cor. 13, marriage commitment shouldn't be based on the "before-marriage-impressions" we make of the other partner. Covenant commitment takes much more than just shared interests.
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Marriage Is Important
by Rev. Kimberly Dreiman
What does the Bible say about living together and marriage?
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Denim and Lace
by Jan Ackerson
A young engaged woman struggles with her decision to remain pure until the wedding night, and receives grace and strength.
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