Many people are looking for a partner that will accept them as they are. Which is good, we should not change ourselves in an attempt to please others and masks are prohibited. But that doesn’t mean we can’t grow and correct our character flaws. In the end, you will reap what you sow.

Falling in love and building a new life with them exciting, but it’s also a big risk to take. What if they lied about who they really are? Am I willing to give them the keys to my condo? All sorts of questions can hinder a relationship. This fear of risk is natural and scientifically proven, but it can be reversed spiritually.

There is nothing more wonderful than giving our lives to Jesus! However, this new life brings up the question of dating. After we become Christians, it doesn’t feel right to go look for a partner in places like bars, as an example. So what should we do? 

Just because online dating is not a sin, doesn’t mean that you should subscribe to every dating websites you can find. None of them are perfect, however, some are completely unsuitable for Christians.

A lot of pastors and church leaders still have a hard time accepting on-line dating. In fact, any kind of matchmaking services is still treated with suspicion. But are Christians allowed to use this method or not?