An excerpt from “Party of One: Truth, Longing, and the Subtle Art of Singleness.”

Evangelical students are dating with marriage in mind, but the road to the altar is anything but simple.

Twenty years after his dating bestseller, he reconsiders its controversial arguments.

African American women still face significant challenges in their relationships with men.

Gina Dalfonzo shares an insider's perspective on the frustrations of long-term singleness

What Christians might take away from Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling’s latest hit.

As I close in on 40, I’m learning how to live without marriage (even as I desire it).

Persecution watchdog group hopes romantic connections between Western and Pakistani Christians could lead to asylum. Other persecution groups aren’t so sure.

For the first time in 11 years, same-sex couples can find “God’s match for you” on the site.

The church can model a more inclusive community, one that doesn’t divide over marital status.

Online matches put the pressure on us, while setups offer a sense of community support.

“No means no” matters at every stage.

How Tinder and courtship are hurting my game

What I learned from decades of asking, “Why am I still alone?”

Stats confirm what we knew all along: There aren't enough single men.

Parsing mixed messages about the heart of marriage.

Matt Chandler wants the church to reject fuzzy notions of love.

Keeping courtship from turning into a job interview.

Community matchmaking can do better than online dating.