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Lost in the wild west of dating? Tired of endless scrolling and not knowing where to find a meaningful relationship that lasts? We hear ya. We tackle all this in Intentional Dating: Relationship Goals for Christians. Come hang with Nick and Aly as they talk to incredible guests on everything from what it means to date differently to attachment styles to navigating the dating apps, all through the lens of intentionality and Christian morality.
Family Theater Productions hosts Intentional Dating: Relationship Goals for Christians, a society show with 11 episodes published.
We’ve all heard that love is compromise. But is that the real solution to a successful relationship? When it comes to sacrificing for the sake of another, how do you put someone else first without compromising your own v
Dating with intention includes being clear about who you are to another person. The notion of a “situationship” undermines this clarity, causing confusion about what the nature of a relationship really is. On this episod
Pornography has heavily impacted men and women and how we view relationships. While it is necessary to address, the shame surrounding the topic makes it hard to talk about. On this episode of Intentional Dating, therapis
An unprecedented amount of people are meeting online, meaning many first impressions are made on social media or an app. In the age of online dating, what’s the right posture to have towards this culture, and how do we m
You’re a few dates in, and something inevitably comes up that is a non-negotiable for you. How do you avoid wasting each other’s time? Clare McCallan weighs in on the concept of “loud looking” and whether it’s a tool tha
Jumping into a relationship can be equally exciting and daunting. What are the rules for entering the dating scene without being too forward? If you’re coming out of a hard breakup, how long should you wait before gettin
Being single can offer so many great opportunities and freedom…but sometimes it feels like that phase of life overstays its welcome. Brendan McCauley and Matchmaker Madigan Maere dive into the frustrations they hear from
Standing out in a crowd can be daunting, but it might be exactly what you need to find the right person in your life. Speaker and author Jason Evert lays out the importance of being clear with your intentions. That can b
What does it mean to be dateable? Chris Meehan, a marriage and family therapist, talks through what it means to be the kind of person you would want to date. Psychological development can affect our behavior more than we
Modern dating seems to lack any rules or script...so it's time to date differently. Emily Wilson-Hussem and her husband Daniel break down intentionality in dating, dating app hygiene, and how to claim clarity and purpose
Fewer people are dating. More people are meeting online. Rules seem to be nonexistent in the modern dating sphere. And if you’re trying to date with Christian values in mind, the scene can feel even more daunting. Intent
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