"I have been trying to think of dates that I can set up with my wife that will help us connect with each on a deeper level. It can be hard to schedule that into our routine with kids and other things making life busy. Can you help me with some ideas?"

A break up can be a tough thing to go through. A lot of pain and healing ensues, even if the break up is handled well. What are some of the common ways that a break up is not handled well? Does the person leave the door open for a future relationship out of compassion? What about a person who does not clearly communicate that the relationship is over and just "disappears?" These issues and more are the topics of this podcast episode! Have you ever experienced these before?

"How do I date someone who has been hurt by a previous marriage? What should I be aware of? How should I encourage them in our relationship?"

"How do you suggest finding confidence in yourself, in the future, and in marriage after going through a divorce?"

Hannah Ellenwood continues the conversation on what qualities to value and look for in a future dating partner.

Guest author and Biola alum Hannah Ellenwood ('15) writes about things that she has learned to look for, things that she may not have considered important in years past.

"Our college student thinks she may have finally met ‘the love of her life’ this semester and has already invited him to a number of family functions. To be perfectly honest, we are more anxious than thrilled. Do I just hide my feelings, or is it better to be truthful about what I see as a possible mistake in the making?"

"As a girl who grew up being taught to never pursue a guy, how do I make my interest known without coming across as desperate or a flirt?"

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff explains a communication principle today that might have you re-think the idea that no one can tell if you’re upset.