This is because one of the most dangerous, exciting, and satisfying journeys of life is the adventure of finding and learning to love one person, and love them well.
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I'd like to get some dialogue running about Fileta's three concepts of dating inward, outward, and upward.
After reading about dating upward in her article, here are some questions I think that are worth exploring:
How does a normal teen actually do this?
What does it practically mean to allow God's "definition of love to permeate your relationships"?
How will dating look differently if God is involved?
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