Pure is only here to help you sex up and not hate yourself after. But Pure is full of people who supposedly want the same thing as you, and it makes a point not to mix business (or anything else) with pleasure.

We were invited to try out Pure, and as you can see from the pictures on the right, we weren’t shy about signing up for a hook-up app at all.

The X3pure Workshop for Couples is an online marriage workshop designed for husbands and wives to enjoy in the privacy of their own home.

This workshop will provide you with principles from God’s word that can transform your marriage, giving you a game plan for dealing with communication and conflict issues.

"Our site is designed specifically for singles who share the value of premarital sexual abstinence," said Jose Colin, according to PR Newswire.

"We offer a comfortable place where abstinence is nothing to be ashamed of and can be discussed safely and with freedom." The Colins write in the "About Us" section of the site, "Our appreciation for each other's virginity and for each other as a whole lead us into a materialized life commitment.' The website also has a gift shop offering cards, gift certificates, and wristbands, among other items.

The larger the body of population around you, the better luck you’re likely to have but the range is so limited that you’re more likely to have your call go unheeded (as we did), meaning you’ll have to repeat the process again in an hour, compounding your desperation.

Virginity as an important common aspect between people can lead to close friendships, or can even serve as a mutual precious gift of marriage." The founders of the website, Lety and Jose Colin, explain that they were virgins until they were wed. How can Christians think differently about this pervasive issue in media and culture? The answer to that last question is "not well." Surveys consistently indicate that professing Christians behave almost exactly like non-Christians in terms of sexual involvement outside of marriage (in both percentage of people involved and how deeply involved they are — how far they're going), living together before marriage, and infidelity and divorce after marriage.Indeed, the central issue we need to confront — and the reason I write and speak on this topic — is that when it comes to dating and relationships, perhaps more than in any other area of the everyday Christian life, the church is largely indistinguishable from the world.Usually, they’re so desperate for a quick bang that they don’t even hide their hope to score.Well fellas (and ladies), if you’re looking for a quick fix, there’s now an app for that. It’s called ‘Pure’ and it’s more focused on hookups than Tinder could hope to be. After all, you are still soliciting sex from strangers via the Internet.The X3pure Men’s Edition Workshop is for both single and married men.If you are struggling with pornography or sexual addictions, the X3pure workshop is perfect for you.by Scott Croft If you're reading this, you're interested in dating. In our society, dating has become something of an obsession. It's just something you do if you're single and of age (and that age is quickly dropping) in America. In fact, depending on which statistics one believes, the divorce rate for professing Christians may actually be higher than for Americans as a whole.You've done it, you're doing it, you'd like to do it, or you need to teach somebody else how to do it. It is considered the natural precursor to marriage, and is generally considered something to be desired, whatever form it might take. If you were to Google the word "matchmaker," you would receive something in the neighborhood of 12,100,000 responses — with a few of these outfits claiming to be Christian, but most making no such claim. As evangelical Christians, we're called to be distinct in the ways we think and act about all issues that confront us and those around us. Granted, not all of these people are evangelicals, but we're not doing so well either.We have brothers and sisters in Christ to hold us accountable and to help us apply the Word to our lives.If you're a Christian, that's the biblical life you're called to. Just this once, I'm going to set out a basic framework for biblical dating so we all know what we're talking about — or at least so you know where I'm coming from.Private, online and effective, the X3pure program can help you end the downward spiral of shame and alienation. People of all descriptions grapple with an addiction to porn, or struggle with sex and issues from sexual abuse and misuse -- especially women.But you can overcome these issues and the emptiness that comes with them; the X3pure workshop can help both single and married women begin the recovery process.That's what I hope this column will be about — applying God's Word to the topic of dating, finding a spouse, and getting married. After this column, you have my word that I'll spend the next several months answering your questions (that is, when I have answers). I have to start by explaining the theological doctrine that drives the approach I want to outline (and advocate).That doctrine is called the sufficiency of Scripture.