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My husband cheated on me for years and left me for another woman. Why does it seem I'm being punished for his actions?

Parents are innately protective of their children, but at some point they also need to let go.

Our God is not a god of confusion. He explicitly lays out clear-cut “thou shalt nots” along with many other commands.

We all carry some part of our past struggles, disappointments and hurts into every subsequent relationship through scars, ill feelings and...

Trust the Lord for all areas of your life, especially your heart.

Just because two people do not hit it off does not make either one necessarily bad or wrong.

What I love about God is there is no limit to how, when or where He brings His people together…in His time.

The more difficult the break-up, the more complicated it will be during this transition.

When it comes to getting married, how important is the support of my parents? Should I wait for them to "come around" before tying the knot?

If we seek for our marriage to be blessed by God, we need to build it upon Biblical principles and truths, and it begins with how we date.

"I would like to ask him how he feels, but I don't want to be pushy. At the very least, I want our friendship to remain intact!"

Dan says he would love to be with someone, but he says he finds "masculine women" a turn off - nor does he want a "shrinking violet."

Is it OK for Christians to date or marry a new or recent convert? And does it matter that I was one who led this person to Christ?

I believe it's important for couples to grow in faith together, but it can be hard to do that in a long distance relationship. Any advice?

I expected non-Christian relationships to end badly, but now I see that dating Christians is no different. What gives?