Cliff Young

Nowadays, it has become almost too commonplace for us to un-follow or de-friend people. But what about following Jesus?

What's the difference between genuinely seeking and following God's lead in relationships, and merely creating my own destiny?

Our relationship with God -and with others- requires an investment of time and energy. It will not happen by itself.

Recently, I was challenged to make a comprehensive bucket list, a tally of all of those things I want to do before I “kick the bucket.”

I'm 46 years old. I would really like to get married, but I feel like I don't know how to date anymore. Help!

Is celibacy and singleness ever really a "gift"? Read our the response of our columnists on this edition of "He Said, She Said."

"I want to date, but it seems that between my jobs, church, and school there aren't many options. How do I find someone?"

"My parents can't understand my calling to be so active in the church," one reader shares. Read the rest inside!

Since I enter this holiday season with the heaviness of the recent loss of my brother, I have gained a fresh new perspective.

"As a Christian, is it wrong to date someone after your buddy dates her? Could it be seen as covetous? I don't want to upset him."

Is the advice, "the best friendships make the best marriages" sound? Find out in today's edition of He Said-She Said.

Has your heart ever been so broken you cried out to God for an answer “why” before you would even consider giving “thanks”?

My friends set me up with a guy from church, but I really don't like him. How do I handle this gracefully?

Social media has changed the landscape of communication, relationships, sharing, and how we interact with one another.

A reader wonders, "Does a seeming lack of interest indicate a red flag for our relationship? Or do I just need to be patient?"

Have you ever felt discouraged, downtrodden or defeated by the struggles of everyday life or unmet desires?

"The fact he dismissed me as 'wife material' after seeing me 3 times seems absurd. He's not even interested in being my friend?"

"As a Christian, how do I know if it’s “my fault” or if I’m just waiting on the Lord?" one reader wonders. Read more inside!