Long Distance Dating: Who Should Relocate?

Dr. Jim provides advice surrounding the decision to relocate to be closer to someone you met online. (more…)

Online Dating Advice: The Christian Perspective

So, you’re single and wondering about online dating. Or maybe you’re already trying it out and wanting to get more out of it. Possibly you’ve tried online dating before and are debating giving it another go.

Focus on the Family’s Boundless create informative and entertaining podcasts that deal with various topics relevant to Christian singles in their 20s and 30s. One of these, of course, is relationships – which includes online dating. (more…)

First Date and No Attraction: Etiquette


Pastor Jim provides advice for Christian singles regarding how to react upon realizing you are not attracted to your date.


» Dear Jim: I finally met someone in person and am not attracted. When should I tell them?

Relating to others develops many scenarios. The one that most often occurs when using the Internet for dating is that there often develops a ‘connection’ prior to actually meeting face-to-face. This is accomplished by many emails exchanged and perhaps phone calls where there appears to be a rapport and mutual draw. (more…)

Chemistry and Christian Dating


Pastor Jim provides advice for Christian singles about the place of chemistry in relationships.


Attraction is an important ingredient in dating. Many are guided by whether or not they ‘feel’ an attraction toward a person of the opposite gender. The physical attraction toward another person is often capsulated under the term ‘chemistry.’ I suggest that this is one of the most misunderstood areas connected with potential relationships. (more…)

Christian Divorce: How Does God Relate to Divorce?

Divorced Christian in contemplation

Pastor Jim provides the below advice for divorced Christians, speaking as a divorced Christian himself. (more…)

Christian Friendship

Pastor Jim provides advice for Christian singles, stating that finding a ‘true, cherished, valuable friend’ is very important even before searching for a romantic relationship. Build Christian friendships that are ‘mutually rewarding, and then move to romance.’ (more…)

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