Online dating has its own sort of burn-out. How do you know when you're approaching the edge? What are the Christian criteria for taking a step back?

Ghosting - the art of disappearing on another person - is something we've all become familiar with in this digital age. But is there a place for it in online dating? Or do Christians think differently?

Online intimacy is a fraught topic for anyone, but most particularly for Christians who have a high view of how God wants them to protect both their hearts and bodies.

For some cat-fishing is luring someone with false information. For others, it's the art of polishing the apple. What is it for Christians?

If a picture says a thousand words, what does your profile pic say about you? How do you go about letting your faith shape the way you display yourself online?

Has online dating done away with generations of tradition associated with gender? Do Christians have to rediscover popular expectations placed on men and women?

The world of online dating requires some special navigation for the modern Christian. You’ve met online, you’ve caught up in person - what are your criteria for deciding whether he or she is second-date worthy?

You think you've found that special guy or gal who could be that God-given someone for you. How do you transition a virtual relationship to an actual world?

How do you make the transition from meeting a Christian online to making that first date? Mel Wade and her team take the stress out of making 'first contact'.

How do you faithfully summarise yourself in a few sentences? And how can you do it in a way that makes your faith in Jesus something that's a natural part of your character? Join Mel Wade for step one in your online dating experience.

So you've decided God's got someone special for you out there. Why go looking for her or him online? What are the advantages to online dating?

Is there a point to dating - or am I just lonely? And if God wants me to date, what is it he’s looking for in a prospective partner?