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A reader writes: “I have three questions about falling in love.” Find out more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

Buying a car is often stressful. In the end, though, I drove away happy—and you can, too. Here are a few things I learned.

After graduation, reality begins to sink in: for the first time in their lives, unmarried young adults are considered “single.”

We all have something in our lives we don’t need to be spending our time on. What should you consider letting go of today?

“It's uncomfortable for me to see public displays of affection in my Bible study. What should I do?” Read more in “He Said-She Said.”

I am blessed in my singleness. Can you say the same? Your singleness is valuable, and God can use you to make a difference.

This single girl over 40 discovered that the “for better or worse” promise made at weddings can make life beautiful for everyone.

Before you head out to change the world, you might want to consider a few things—a “pre-missions checklist” if you will.

Many of us have chances to share the Gospel, encourage someone, or impact others, but we don’t because we distract ourselves.

What’s a woman to do when a man won’t keep an appropriate physical distance? Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

Society say cohabitation makes sense. But it doesn’t make marriages stronger. In fact, it usually has the opposite effect.

Would it be inappropriate after I graduate high school to date my youth pastor? Read more in this edition of “He Said-She Said.”

Community gardening is catching on. But why are people coming together to play in the dirt? Consider these benefits . . .

In the same way not diversifying can harm us financially, not diversifying how we think and what we do limits our potential.

When people ask you “Do you have a family?” and you’re single, how should you answer? Read more in “He Said-She Said.”

A new book marks a confident path for young women who want a good man and a lifetime of marital love and happiness.

“What do you love about being single and what do you hate?” It’s my new question that I’ve been asking singles this month.

“How do I encourage my adult children to date without seeming like I just want grandchildren?” Read more in “He Said-She Said.”

Identifying predators in your church isn’t easy. Some guys truly are stalkers. But others are simply socially awkward men.

If we were as honest as David was in our conversations with God, I think that we would ask this question a lot more often.