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Bookmark or Share- How does courtship work? - Institute in Basic Life PrinciplesEach courting individual should freely share plans and thoughts for accountability and guidance. In a courtship relationship, a couple usually turns to their God-given authorities, such as their parents or pastor, to be their mentors, but mentors could be other Godly, mature, and trusted people willing to fill this role.
- Critical Questions to Help Discern God’s Direction in CourtshipThe following methods can be helpful in that process: Gaining insights from the Word of God. Praying fervently. Obtaining the Godly counsel of others. Wisely discerning circumstances. One way to discern God’s guidance in your unique situation is by asking insightful questions. As we read through the Gospels, we can observe the methods and ...
- What are the four levels of friendship? - Institute in Basic Life ...The four levels of friendship are (1) acquaintance, (2) casual friendship, (3) close friendship (fellowship), and (4) intimate friendship. 1. Acquaintance. This level of friendship is characterized by occasional contacts. Regard each introduction to a new acquaintance as a divine appointment. Learn and remember his name and greet him by name ...
- Big Sandy Family Conference 2015 - Institute in Basic Life PrinciplesApril 29, 2015. From all across the United States and several other countries, families gathered April 21-24 in Big Sandy, Texas, to enjoy uplifting fellowship with other believers and to be challenged from God’s Word to draw near to Him. Some speakers were conference favorites from recent years, including Jim Bob & Michelle Duggar, Paul ...
- What is courtship? - Institute in Basic Life PrinciplesCourtship is a commitment to honor the Lord and each other as they seek God’s best, for His glory. The couple makes a decision to walk by faith, to trust in God, to honor others above themselves, and to believe that God will deal bountifully with them because He is love. (See II Corinthians 5:7, Psalm 9:10, Romans 12:10, Psalm 13, and I John ...
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