Should Christians date or marry non-believers? This comprehensive guide explores what the Bible says about interfaith relationships and mixed marriages. Discover God's original design for marriage as a reflection of Christ's relationship with the church and why this matters for Christian dating.Learn the key differences between Old Testament and New Testament teachings on marrying unbelievers. The Old Testament clearly warned against mixed marriages, using examples like Solomon whose wives turned his heart from God. The New Testament takes a more nuanced approach, emphasizing making decisions in the Lord while not explicitly forbidding such relationships.Explore the three common outcomes of mixed marriages: drift (believer moves away from faith), rift (growing tension between spouses), or gift (both come to faith). Get practical advice for Christians already in mixed marriages, including how to love unconditionally, invite gently to faith, and share positively about your relationship with God.This biblical perspective addresses common questions about being unequally yoked, dating non-Christians, interfaith marriage challenges, and how to navigate relationship decisions as a believer. Whether you're single, dating, or married to a non-believer, discover how to align your relationships with God's design while understanding His heart of love and protection behind biblical relationship guidance.