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What does the Bible say about dating? Nothing. And Everything! This book offers a biblical view of relationships and provides insight on issues of commitment, attraction, and more. When you date someone, you’re more than just holding another’s hands; you’re holding that person’s heart.


“Rick and Sharon Phillips first set forth a careful biblical theology of dating and relationships, and then offer their mature wisdom on how to put the biblical principles into practice. The result is required reading for every single adult, for which the entire church can be deeply grateful.”
– Justin Taylor

“Finally, someone has provided biblically based, theologically sound, and practical guidelines on dating for singles. Rick and Sharon Phillips provide clear thinking which is realistic, encouraging, and hopeful while including appropriate cautions. They address the significant questions on the minds of singles, giving answers that flow from biblical principles.”
– Dan Zink, Covenant Theological Seminary

“Many single adults today are confused, disoriented and frustrated with the dating scene. This terrific book brings clarity, a biblical orientation, and lots of hope.”
– John Yenchko, Co–author, Pre–Engagement: 5 Questions to Ask Yourselves

“As a biblical marriage counselor I have often been involved in helping married people resolve many distressing and difficult that they encounter in their relationship. As I’ve done this counseling, I have frequently thought that many of the problems these couples were facing after the wedding could have been prevented if they had acted more wisely prior to the wedding. If singles will read and apply the biblical counsel of this book, many of the painful problems that couples might face after the wedding will be prevented.”
– Wayne A. Mack, author, Strengthening Your Marriage

“This book is for people who want to take relationships as seriously as God takes them. Rick and Sharon Phillips have a passion for redeeming romance and preparing both singles and couples for lives that glorify God. In this no–nonsense guide they take a marriage–based approach that honors the divinely–designed differences between women and men. In biblical, practical, down–to–earth ways the Phillips’s show how relationships go wrong and how, by grace, love is really supposed to work.”
– Phil & Lisa Ryken, Tenth Presbyterian Church