What makes someone a best friend, plus research on why men fall in love more quickly, and is our listener trying hard enough to find someone?
Featured musical artist: Kerrie Roberts
Roundtable: Who Is Your Best Friend?
Who is someone you consider a best friend? Getting to that level of relationship with another person takes time, intention, and the willingness to resolve conflict and give grace. Our guests share about their best friends, what makes a best friend, ways to overcome relational barriers, and how to take friendship to the next level.
Read Lisa’s Article: What is a Best Friend?
Culture: Can’t Help Falling in Love
Recent research indicates that men statistically fall in love more quickly than women. Why is this and how does it play out? Glenn Stanton is a family researcher at Focus on the Family. He shares findings from a study on the subject and what they mean for the world of dating and relationships.
The Sacred Search: What if It’s Not About Who You Marry, but Why?
Read Glenn’s Article: Who Falls in Love Faster, Men or Women?
Inbox: Am I Trying Hard Enough to Date?
Have you recently been asked why you’re still single? And does it make you wonder if you’re trying hard enough to find someone? A counselor shares some encouragement.