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What are your thoughts on PDA (Public Displays of Affection)? How much is ok? Should I confront a friend about it if I feel she’s crossed a line, or is it none of my business?

A reader asks of dating couples, can doctrinal differences be a red flag? See what our columnists have to say!

If he felt it was "wrong" to be together and I feel that it is "wrong" to be apart - what should be done? Is God talking to one, both, or neither of us?

I don't want to care for his disabled family, but I know God wants me to be self-sacrificial. Should I marry him?

"I fell in love with a friend from college, and prayerfully think she is my potential wife...but she says she's not ready yet."

A reader writes, "I'm looking for the truth about the challenges of dating someone who has formerly struggled with substance abuse."

A reader struggles with Jesus' words: "whoever marries the divorced woman commits adultery." Read more in He Said, She Said.

"He and his lady friend have been serious for a while, but when he asked to kiss her, his very dedication to God was questioned..." Read our answers inside!

I'm 46 years old and have been single for 8 years. 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."

"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!

"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."

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

"I want to date, but it seems that between my jobs, church, and school there aren't many options. How would I go about trying to find someone while I'm in this situation?"

With the percentage of unsuccessful marriages hovering below fifty percent, it goes to show we are either terrible at finding someone to “complete us” or we should probably seek first to be “more complete” prior to entering into a relationship.

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

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

I live with my boyfriend who is from India and does not truly understand what being a Christian is really about. What can I do?

My boyfriend and I have broken up and gotten back together 22 times in the time span of three years. This isn't normal, right?

I devoted myself to the Lord and his service, but the only people who pay any attention to me are already married!