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Romance

"I charge you, O daughters of Jerusalem, do not stir up nor awaken love until it pleases" (Song of Solomon 8:4).

The romance and deep companionship God designed to be shared between a man and a woman are so important to Him that He uses the analogy of an engaged couple to explain Christ's love for the Church. But He also makes it clear that romance has a time and place. Learn more about what it is and when it should happen below.

  • by United Church of God
We often remember to fix our physical things before thinking about repairing more important things—our relationships.
  • by David Treybig
We humans don't want to change our behavior and we don't want anyone to judge us. Human nature says, "I'm in charge of my own moral compass. I'll do what is right for me." But there is a Judge to whom we will all eventually answer.
  • by Gary Antion
As I write this, the stores abound with Christmas shoppers—buyers trying to find the perfect gift or just any gift to help in their celebration. While we do not celebrate Christmas, gift giving is something that we need to include in our families.
  • by United Church of God
There are many thoughts and ideas about what marriage is and isn't, what it should and shouldn't be.
  • by United Church of God
It's been said that love does not consist of gazing at each other, but of looking outward together.
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  • by David Treybig
Everyone knows about the similarities between animal and human sexuality, but what about the differences? And what are the implications of those differences?
  • by Jerold Aust
Are physical attraction and true love the same thing? Many people assume they are. You need to understand what true love is and how you can apply it to your marriage.
  • by Kristin Yarbrough
Are you being tempted to marry someone who doesn't share your beliefs? The problem is real. So is the solution.
  • by Jerold Aust
With so many people wanting instant gratification, it's no wonder so many marriages end in divorce. Are we expecting more from our husband or wife than we're willing to give? Can happy marriages simply be a matter of choice?
  • by Terry Hoffman
Never before have bookstore shelves been so well stocked with such a variety of self-help relationship books, yet there seems to be such a dearth of understanding of how to live peaceably with one another. However, the principles of the Bible can be used to identify resources that can help prepare for a successful courtship and marriage.