ChristianSpace360

Thanks for visiting ChristianSpace360.com.

We at ChristianSpace360.com want to build a social networking site where everything is focused on our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and His plans for our lives.

All the other social networking sites that are so popular today are filled with content that we as Christians may not want to be exposed to.  We are currently working on developing the best gathering place for Christians to come together in fellowship to worship His name and lift each other up.

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the old site was completely lost in the transition to new ownership.  The current owners do not have any access to any of the data, files, or information collected by the previous owners.  We acquired only the domain name, not the former site, and have no relationship to the former owners and operators.  We apologize to any previous members, and encourage you to come back and join us when we get rolling again.

Please join our mailing list so we can keep you apprised of our progress and notify you once we schedule our Grand Opening.

And while you are here, please consider supporting us by purchasing one or more of the resources we recommend.  Web hosting, development costs, software, hardware; all of these things cost money, and we need your help to get this site up and running.  We want this to be the best spot on the ‘Net for fellowship, but we need your help to make that happen.  So browse through our list of products and support our sponsors and advertisers as they support us.

Yours In Christ,

New Owners of ChristianSpace360.com

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This is one of the easiest ways I can teach you on how to flirt with women and let them know you’re interested without having to run the risk of getting rejected face to face.

When it comes to flirting, you can get your point across very easily just using your eyes. Take a moment and watch people who are in love. See how they look at each other – they stare directly into each other’s eyes for extended periods of time. Look at mere friends. See their eyes? They seem to flit back and forth, making eye contact, but never extended eye contact.

What do I mean by extended eye contact? Holding someone’s gaze for 1-2 seconds. Looking deep into their eyes for that time. I realize that couples may look at each other in this way for longer periods of time, but remember they are ALLOWED to do this – they are a couple. For our purposes, you are just flirting.

If you were to try and stare into some girl’s eyes for long periods of time (especially if you don’t know her), she will think that you’re staring at her and she’ll think that you’re strange (because you’re making her feel uncomfortable).

The goal here is to make eye contact with her, and to hold her attention by looking straight into her eyes for a couple of seconds so that she gets the idea that you’re interested in her.

Be sure to smile, or to at least have a partial smile on your face as you do this. If you stare at her like this with a stone face, you’ll freak her out. She’ll either think that you’re mad at her, or that you’re just some type of psycho (both are bad).

If she seems to quickly look away, she is either playing hard to get, or she doesn’t have an interest in you. Either way, if you feel that she’s worth the effort, you will probably have to persue some decent conversation with her.

If you have found this article interesting and want to learn how to persue some decent conversation with this girl, you should check out David’s website at www.christcentereddating.com, to learn how to flirt with women , how to talk to women and various other specific tips and “how-to’s” on finding the woman of your dreams.

Tags: Couples, Decent Conversation, Eye Contact, Flirting, How To Flirt With Women, Love, Smile On Your Face
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Inevitably, when the topic of dating comes up among Christian teens, the question that always seems to come up is, “Should I be dating a non christian ?”

Most of the time, the typical verse that is used to answer their question is 2 Corinthians 6:14-15, which says, “Do not be yoked together with unbelievers. For what do righteousness and wickedness have in common? Or what fellowship can light have with darkness? What harmony is there between Christ and Belial? What does a believer have in common with an unbeliever?”

Knowing that you aren’t supposed to be dating a non Christian is one thing, but actually understanding why the Lord doesn’t want you to date and marry a non Christian is another matter, so let’s look some of the reasons why you aren’t supposed to date an unbeliever.

1) Being unequally yoked (dating a non Christian) can create a constant source of problems and arguments. A believer and an unbeliever are total opposites spiritually, which can result in some major differences in the values that you hold and the things that you believe. This has the potential to produce an atmosphere of strife, instead of love which will have you agreeing with Proverbs 21:19, which says that it is, “Better to live in a desert than with a quarrelsome and ill-tempered wife.”

2) We are told to guard our hearts above all else (Proverbs 4:23). Simply put, unbelievers don’t have the same moral standards that we as Christians are supposed to have. If you get involved in a relationship with a non Christian, you could open yourself up to a lot of heartache, as their intentions may be less than pure.

3) In 1 Corinthians 15:23, we are told that bad company corrupts good character. Just look at how Solomon’s wives turned his heart from the Lord in 1 Kings 11:4.

4) The Lord has a specific person for you. In 1John 4:16, we read that God is love and from James 1:17 we know that God gives us good and perfect gifts, and Ephesians 3:20 says that we know God is able to do above and beyond all that we can ask or even think. If we apply those verses to our dating and relationships, we will come to understand that the Lord loves us, and because of His love for us, He will give us a good and perfect partner (who is spiritually compatible with us), and will go above and beyond all that we can ask or even think in this area.

If you found this article helpful, visit David’s website at www.christcentereddating.com for more information on finding the woman of your dreams and dating a non christian.

Tags: 1 Corinthians 15, 1john 4, 2 Corinthians 6, Bad Company, Belial, Christian Teens, Ephesians 3 20, God Is Love, Good Character, Heartache, James 1, Moral Standards, Proverbs, Righteousness, Unbeliever, Wickedness
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OK.

You have joined a couple of dating services and written a killer profile. You’ve uploaded a good picture and now you are going to chat with a contact. What now? How do you start separating those who have real potential and those who don’t have any potential at all? If you can master how to effectively screen applicants, this will be most important online relationship help that you’ve ever received.

You need to find out something about who this strange woman really is and not just who she wants you to believe she is. It would be nice if women wore labels like “Gold Digger” or “Daddy’s girl”….but they don’t so it’s up to you to find these things out and you can’t just ask direct questions. You need to know what mistakes you can avoid making and how to impress this lady if you decide you want to do that.

After you are past the initial small talk, ask her, “What are the biggest mistakes guys make when dating online?” Listen carefully to her answers. She’s going to tell you a lot about herself and her views on men in general.

Next you should ask her, “What do you really think about online dating?” Now she will tell you if she has had any bad experiences dating o line and help you to avoid making the same things wrong.

Now for the all-important one…..”What caused the break up in your last relationship?” If she puts all the blame on the guy, you should probably move on to the next prospect. If she takes all the blame herself, you should probably do the same. If she says the breakup was by mutual consent or that the relationship just wasn’t right for either of them, you’ve heard the right answer. Move forward but always with caution.

Asking the right questions will give you insight and make you more confident when you meet the lady for the first time.

If you have found this article interesting and want more online relationship help visit David’s website at www.christcentereddating.com

Tags: Asking The Right Questions, Dating Online, Dating Services, Online Dating, Online Relationship, Relationship Help, Relationship Questions
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Just like regular real-world relationships, online relationships need tending, to grow over time. So, remember, easy does it. You have to build up to things, but here is some online relationship advice that will jump start your the growth of your relationship:

1. Take time and make time. Does your online date get in touch with you regularly? Do you do the same? Neglecting virtual meetings can be considered abuse or neglect, so treat each other’s time with respect. If it’s lacking, might mean time to move on.

2. Communication needs to “feel” right for both of you. If one of you is too pushy about meeting, for instance, that can give off bad vibes. So don’t rush. Take time to learn more about each other and develop trust.

3. Respect each others privacy. Don’t share personal email addresses or digital photos online, for example, if your online date sent you the information in confidence.

4. Share special online and offline fun times. Online – send greeting cards, links to favorite places to upload digital photos of your favorite pet, download music and video clips, post on favorite forums of interest. Offline- if you’re exchanging addresses or post office boxes, send print greeting cards and postcards, small items from your area (like a key chain with your state bird).

The best online relationship advice that you can get for this area is: tend your online relationship. Water it with care and over time it can sprout and grow.

If you have found this article interesting and want to learn how to find the woman of your dreams, visit David’s website at www.christcentereddating.com

Tags: Fun Times, Online Relationships, Relationship Advice, Virtual Meetings
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Christian Financial Freedom

You too can discover practical Biblical principles to become free from debt, achieve financial freedom, and walk in God’s daily blessings.

Terry Dean used to be a pizza delivery driver and was over $50,000 in debt on 13 credit cards. It all changed the day one simple Bible passage became real to him.

Today he is an Internationally known Internet consultant with no debts (not even a mortgage), financial freedom, and more than enough to give to his church.

Recently he has put together the complete system from the Bible that radically transformed his life from failure to success…almost overnight.

Find out more about his story and exactly what happened here.
Here is just a small taste of what he shares:

- Step-By-Step plan to eliminate your debts and save for retirement…while still giving and sharing cheerfully with your church and those in need.

- Why Christian’s finances are often much worse off than those in the world…(here’s a hint: It’s because many Christians are using the world’s methods and God can’t bless them).

- How to pay off all your debts…even your mortgage…while still having enough left over to live a comfortable lifestyle and give to others.

- Break the cycle of living payday to payday…here’s how to finally get ahead and into God’s world of abundance!

- How to recover financially and emotionally from disasters such as bankruptcy and divorce. God still loves you and is more than willing to bless you when you apply wisdom to your circumstances.

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Tags: Abundance, Bankruptcy, Biblical Principles, Credit Cards, Debts, Financial Freedom, Retirement, Terry Dean
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