How singles can connect with kids, plus more with Michael Johnson on dating must-dos, and how to deal with friends who’ve gotten married.
 
Featured musical artist: Jeremy Rosado
 
Roundtable: Is Being Good with Kids Required for Marriage?
 
Some singles consider themselves great with kids, while others find that children make them uncomfortable. But is being good with children a prerequisite for being a healthy spouse? We interviewed some people who love children on ways you can learn to be more comfortable around kids, and why doing so is beneficial for marriage.
 
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Culture: Dating to Find a Spouse (Part 2)
 
Dating should be fun, but when stakes are high (like actually looking for a mate), things can easily get complicated. How can you be sure you’re dating in a way that will lead to a godly marriage? Our friend Michael Johnson’s new book breaks it all down, helping Christian daters get clarity and intention in how to make dating count. In part two of our discussion, he’ll address ways to guard against sexual temptation, the need for good friends, and whether or not you’re ready to date.
 
Date Like You Know What You’re Doing: Your DatePrep Guide 
 
Future Marriage University
Inbox: When Your Friends Have Gotten Married
How do you move forward when you feel abandoned by your friends who’ve gotten married, and you’re still single? Lisa Anderson weighs in.     
Guest: Lisa Anderson
Article: Friends Beyond Marriage, Part 1 
Article: Friends Beyond Marriage, Part 2 
Link to Counseling Services
Boundless Advent Devotional

Should Singles Be Good with Kids?: Episode 826

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