Sermon
Third Date Tips for Christian Singles
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Transcript
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Are you looking for third date tips?
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The third date will make or break whether
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your Christian dating relationship will be long term
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or short lived.
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I know. I know. As a Christian single,
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you may still be working on getting that
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first date or second date.
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But today, we are going to share some
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third date tips.
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The first date and the second date are
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inextricably
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connected to the third date because if the
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former ones go badly, your chances of a
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third date are between slim and none.
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Okay. But say you aced the first date
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and second, and your Christian dating partner gives
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you the cue that they would be open
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to a third date.
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Now what?
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Well, that's what this article is all about.
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The following third date advice might help you
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to survive what daters call
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the second date curse
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and make it to a third date.
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Third date tips,
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things things you should do.
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Be ready with conversation.
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I cannot overemphasize
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this enough. If you both clicked on the
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first date, you undoubtedly
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spent some quality time getting to know one
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another in a great conversation.
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The key to a great second date is
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remembering what he or she told you previously
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and continuing the conversation on those topics.
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Not only will you impress your date that
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you remembered everything they told you, but you
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will find it east to start the conversation.
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Be ready with things to do.
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This is especially true for Christian single guys
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because most single Christian gals
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like a guy who is in control
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or at least acts like he is.
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So be ready with a fun, enjoyable activity
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where there will also be ample time for
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sharing your heart,
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which brings us to our next point.
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Be ready to define the relationship.
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Understand that by the third date, your partner,
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especially the single gal, will probably be wondering
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what the future holds.
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Having a DTR,
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a defining the relationship
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not
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is to take it
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slow. And finally, in the words of Peter,
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go one step at a time.
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Second Peter one six to seven.