Christian Dating Apps Guide: How to Keep Faith & Find True Love Online – Part 1 - video Dailymotion

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Discover the truth about Christian dating apps, faith-based connections, and secrets to finding love online. Learn Christian dating tips, advice for singles, and faith-driven relationship guidance.  Are Christian dating apps the secret weapon for singles seeking faith-based love? In this video, we dive into the Three Cs of Christian Dating Apps: Connection, Compatibility, and Commitment. Whether you’re new to online dating or seeking Christian relationship advice, this guide will help you find meaningful connections while staying true to your faith.  ✨ Watch till the end for powerful insights into how to use Christian dating apps to strengthen your walk with God and your journey toward love.  📌 Video Chapters 0:00 – Introduction: Why Christian dating apps matter 1:12 – The Connection: Faith-based matches online 3:25 – Compatibility: Beyond swipes, seeking godly partners 6:15 – Commitment: Building lasting Christian relationships 9:05 – Are Christian dating apps a secret weapon? 11:30 – Final thoughts & faith-centered dating tips

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00:00Have you ever walked into a church event, looked around and thought, where is everyone

00:06my age and are any of them single?

00:10If you're a Christian navigating singleness, you know that feeling all too well.

00:15It can feel lonely.

00:17And in that vacuum, a solution appears.

00:20Christian dating apps.

00:23Swipe, match and poof.

00:26You're connected with a believer across town.

00:28It sounds like a modern day miracle, right?

00:31But is it?

00:32That's what we're breaking down in this new three-part series.

00:35The three C's of Christian dating apps.

00:38Today, we're starting with the good stuff.

00:41The connection.

00:42Let's see if these apps are actually a secret weapon for single believers.

00:48I get it.

00:49The struggle is real.

00:51I remember years ago, my circle was tiny.

00:55My hope was that an app would be the answer to that lonely feeling.

01:01And you know what?

01:02In many ways, it can be.

01:05It connects us.

01:06And as the Bible says in Ecclesiastes 4.9, two are better than one.

01:12We were made for community, for partnership, which leads us to, let's be fair and start

01:19with the good, these apps solve a massive modern problem, the connection problem.

01:25For believers in smaller towns, or those with crazy work schedules, this is a game changer.

01:31It expands the pool far beyond your immediate circle.

01:36I have friends, Mark and Sarah, who met on an app.

01:40They were both hyper-intentional.

01:42Their profiles reflected their real faith and callings, not just a checkbox.

01:48They used the app, as it should be used, a simple tool for introduction.

01:54The benefit here is intentionality.

01:57You're both there, theoretically, for the same reason.

02:01That's a powerful starting point that you often don't get in a random coffee shop.

02:07So, the connection is real.

02:09It expands our pool and fosters intentionality.

02:13It can feel like a gift in a lonely world.

02:16But what if that connection is only surface level?

02:20What if that Christian checkbox is just an illusion, leading us into a completely different

02:28set of problems?

02:29What if the very tool designed to connect us can actually cause us to compromise on what

02:37matters most?

02:38That is the dark side we have to talk about.

02:40And that's exactly what we'll uncover in part two, the compromise.

02:45You won't want to miss it.

02:46Now, I want to hear from you.

02:49What's the best thing about your experience with dating apps?

02:52Share your positive story or biggest pro in the comments below.

02:58Make sure you hit subscribe and turn on notifications because part two, the compromise, drops next.

03:07Remember, your story isn't over.

03:10God's writing it.

03:12I'll see you in the next one.

Christian Dating Apps Guide: How to Keep Faith & Find True Love Online – Part 1

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