Pretty easy to use. You can pass, like(❤️), and super like(😍) someone. If you pass and realize you made a mistake, theres even a redo button to bring the last person you swiped back.Only when two people like(❤️) each other will you be given the opportunity to chat, and chatting is free. You get 14 days to chat with the person, after that, the chat box goes away and its up to both of you to exchange numbers. As a woman, I love this because I am not having to read and respond to unwanted messages from people I'm not interested in. The 14 days gives you enough time, and if after chatting you both aren't interested, it erases in 14 days, clean slate!The super like (😍) is if you want to get someone's attention if they haven't liked you back yet. A super like(😍) will be the first thing shown when that person logs in, so the go-getters can still be assertive if thats their nature!A plus is that your Facebook info is linked so there is more verification. Its possible someone could take the time to create a fake Facebook profile and then link it to a fake dating profile too, so I guess you should always be on your guard, but at least you are getting what a real person would share with the Facebook network of friends and family, which would seem like more accountability.I've been on 2 dates so far and they have both been Christian gentlemen and I enjoyed my time with them. No match yet but still hopeful.

First thing to say… you will not find anybody until you want to. I might say, I did wanted to find that person, but I knew exactly what I was looking for. I got tired of these other bunch of apps like Harmony, Christian Mingle, Match and some others. None of them truly Christ centered. Long story short, found my husband, the only “disadvantage” was that he lived on the other side of the country. It took me a while thought because it seem nobody near me was my match, but hey, God heard my prayers. I’ve heard about scams and I am pretty sure it’s true, but that’s why God gave you wisdom. The dating app allowed us to get to know each other enough and we decided that we wanted to move forward! We got married after 1 year and 3 months, many flights and lots of hours on the phone!! Listen… there are many ways for getting to know the right person, but at the end of the day it will resume on communication and knowing what you guys are looking for! Don’t be afraid to ask! Don’t be afraid to take risks! Now distance it’s not an issue. Oh… and LOTSSSS OF PRAYER!!

Either this is not a popular app, or there’s something wrong with it. I was given about 15 people initially to look through within a 40 mile radius before it ran out of people entirely. Upon widening the location parameters, it found maybe one or two more people for every 10 miles. So don’t count on finding many people nearby I’ll say that much. Now, that said, of the probably 20 people total that i was given to choose from, i matched with 1. Just one. Now granted, we’ve had a wonderful conversation. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed it and there is a possibility that something could come of it, we’ll have to wait and see.The app itself isn’t bad at all. I enjoy the setup and I like the way it runs. By far a better experience than trying to find a decent connection on tinder or any of those other apps. It’s especially nice knowing that if there just so happens to be a match then it is going to be with a Christian. I just think until it becomes more popular then the likelihood of finding someone will be few and far between.

Sure, there are a lot of fake profiles on here. However, if you are a Christian, you know that you are to be discerning and make prayerful decisions. I talked to many real and fake people. That's life though. In life or the internet, you need to be careful.All that to say, with lots of discernment, prayer, conversation and diligence, I met my wife on here. We got married last month. She. Is. Amazing. Don't let the reviews of the bad experiences fool you. Discernment is up to you. You either choose to be wise and listen to God, or try to figure it all out on your own. I wanted to stay single, but felt led to try one more time and so I came on here and was led to my wife. Don't blame an app for your problems, and don't blame the people. You make your own choices. If you pray and trust God, you will find where He wants you. He is faithful.^_^I thank God for this app, seriously.

I’ve been in this app a few times over the year. I’m giving 5 stars as I know it’s a work in progress and will eventually be a great app. My issues are 1) I don’t like swiping left or right. I feel like I’m judging the person join appearance and Jesus wound to do that right? He looks at the heart. I know if I click on the oic I can view the profile 2) my other issue is I don’t know what denomination they’re from. That would be helpful as I’d like to stick to my denomination. 3) you’ve got to make us feel safe. I’ve seen a few fakes on here that I’ve met in other sites. You’ve got to verify a person is who he says he/she is. If you could perhaps get these tweaks right I’d consider being a member. Until then I’m check back in 6 months later.

I have never written a review on a dating app but oh my word...you can scroll through profiles on your own and see how many duplicates there are under different names and locations. I began talking with a sergeant Nicolas Wolford who apparently was stationed at Grissom Air Base which is only 40+ miles from me. He sent me multiple pictures and I did in return. However he refused to video chat or call. It was too strange. So I called Grissom and the good sergeant was not on base. I then told Nicolas I called and he was firm and said that yes in fact he was there. Then I began searching that name on google under photos. A lot of info popped up on a Mark Wolford who was in fact the real person in the photos who has been a victim to this for a long time. I flagged his account and two others and nothing has changed. Their profiles are still up. So all I can think of is CROSSPATHS either is the platform for scammers or they just don’t care. Either way, huge waste of time and money...what a shame, using Christianity to prey on good people...