Tip 1: Make them notice your profile!

There are so many profiles on dating sites that yours needs to stand out for potential dates to notice it. If you are able to customise it with colours or icons, then do! Make sure you fill out all the boxes too! If your faith is important to you, then make it obvious in your profile.

Tip 2: Be clear about what you’re looking for.

You might be a Christian single person who ONLY wants to date other Christian singles. Or, you might be a Christian single who just wants your dates to be aware of your faith even though you don’t necessarily want to date another Christian single. Think carefully about what you want in a potential date, and make sure your profile clearly depicts that.

Tip 3: Be specific.

The more specific you are, the more likely you are to find a suitable date. If you just write “I like movies, eating out and sports” then any responses you get will be equally vague. Most people like movies, eating out and some kind of sports, so that isn’t specific enough. It might be better to write something like “I enjoy scary films (the old classics are my favourites!) and cooking Chinese food. I play hockey in a local team, and follow the Red Sox.”

Tip 4 : Upload recent photographs.

Yes, you may not be as young, fresh-faced or thin as you once were, but there’s no point in lying about it! Use a flattering, recent photograph that shows you at your best. It’s best to avoid using any photos with other people in them too. If you deceive anyone about what you really look like, you’re just setting them – and you – up for disappointment.

Christian Dating Advice Tip #1: Do you have the same morals?

Think about the following questions:

Do you practice the same socially acceptable sex standards?
Do you have a similar level of manners satisfactory to your social groups?
Are you both honest, truthful and reliable?
Are you both loving, kind and committed?

Christian Dating Advice Tip #2: How important is your religion?

Think about the following questions:
Do you both pray regularly throughout the day?
Do you both attend services?
Are both your families receiving of Christianity?
Do you both respect and follow the Bible?

If you have areas where you disagree, these issues will need to be addressed before you enter a relationship. If your faith is important to you, then you need to know it is just as important to your partner.

Christian Dating Advice Tip #3: Don’t automatically reject non-Christians.

That is, of course, unless you feel certain that you would only ever date a Christian. It is perfectly possible for couples with differing views on politics, religion and environment to have rich and fulfilling relationships. The fact that a partner treats you well and is kind and considerate to your beliefs should be the most important factor.