Dating
The Bible does not explicitly discuss the modern concept of dating as it is understood today. Instead, relationships between men and women in biblical times were often defined by family arrangements, courtship, and marriage. For instance, in ancient Israel, marriages were typically arranged by parents, reflecting cultural norms rather than personal choice. The focus in biblical texts is more on the institution of marriage rather than dating as a preliminary stage. However, principles regarding relationships can be derived from various scriptures. For example, the Song of Solomon illustrates romantic love and mutual affection, suggesting that deep emotional connections are valued (Song of Solomon 2:4-7). Additionally, 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 emphasizes love characterized by patience, kindness, and selflessness, which can serve as guiding principles for any romantic relationship. Ultimately, while the Bible doesn't provide a framework for dating, it does offer insights into the importance of love, respect, and commitment, which can guide individuals in their relationships today.
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God's Truth About Alliances: Dating
By Russell Kelfer3.2K44:05In this sermon, Russell Kelfer discusses the importance of guiding young people in developing right relationships. He emphasizes the need for parents to take responsibility in training their children according to God's ways. Kelfer also highlights the role of the church in supporting and praying for young people to live their lives from God's perspective. He introduces eight principles that will be discussed in the lesson, including the principle of parental responsibility. The sermon focuses on the topic of alliances or relationships and distinguishes between pure relationships and those that involve Christians and non-Christians.
Ungodly Practice of Dating
By Tim Conway2.0K1:18:40NUM 30:2DEU 22:13MAT 6:33In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of relying on the strength of the Lord to conquer the challenges and obstacles in life. He specifically mentions children as one of the "monsters" that God has given parents to conquer. The preacher highlights the short season parents have with their children and the responsibility they have to guide and care for them. He also addresses the topic of biblical courting and the need for parents to study the Scriptures and equip themselves to lead their children through this process. The sermon concludes with a reminder for parents to handle their children with care and to be mindful of the potential pitfalls in the area of dating.
(The Church Needs to Know) 6. Relationships Before Marriage
By Miki Hardy1.9K1:03:14MAT 6:33ROM 1:26ROM 1:291CO 6:14In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of understanding the spirit of the gospel. He warns against indulging in worldly music and attending gospel concerts that promote excitement and fleshly emotions. The preacher urges Christians, especially young people, to live righteous lives and be examples to others. He also condemns the acceptance of homosexuality in the church and highlights the various sins mentioned in the Bible. The overall message is to pray for the true message of the gospel to prevail and for Christians to walk in victory and serve the Lord faithfully.
Attitudes on Spiritual Dating
By Jim Logan2.6K51:50GEN 1:1PRO 15:10PRO 29:1MAT 6:33ROM 12:21TH 4:1In this sermon, the speaker discusses the topic of temptation and why people are tempted in different areas. He emphasizes the importance of not being critical of others who are not tempted in the same areas as us. The speaker also highlights the significance of understanding and applying biblical principles in non-biblical situations, particularly in the context of dating. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the consequences of sin and the need for teenagers to have a long-term perspective in their choices.
Dating Sermon
By Paul Washer23K1:34:25ISA 1:6MAT 6:331CO 13:11EPH 6:12PHP 1:62TI 2:22HEB 13:17In this sermon, the speaker discusses the issue of young men in today's society, referring to them as "mall waifs" who spend their time playing video games and hanging out at malls. The speaker emphasizes the importance of men working, striving, fighting, studying, and thinking. He also mentions the world's perspective on beauty and contrasts it with what the Bible says about beauty. The speaker then transitions to discussing the qualities of a godly husband, including laying down his life for his wife, having integrity and respect for her, and providing for her economically. The sermon concludes with a personal anecdote about an art exhibit the speaker visited in Lima, Peru, where he encountered a provocative image of a naked woman in a bathtub.