Dr. Jeffrey Life

And then when you flip through the magazine more, it's filled with –

Dating, websites, ways to go on dates, always all these things.

Everybody's looking for someone else.

And Match.com is successful, and then they break it out into subsections, J-Date.

I think there's something called Find Black Singles, which I find a little offensive.

I feel like that's not an appropriate name.

But the worst of them all, ChristianMingle.com.

It says, find God's match for you.

Find God's match for you.

So God is getting involved here.

He is actually setting you up.

Jesus is getting involved in who you go out with.

And it occurs to me, if you are a devout enough person that you're going for the help at ChristianMingle.com, you can't really say no.

But I assume they don't have 100% success rate.

I assume everybody who goes to ChristianMingle.com doesn't marry the person that they first get set up with, right?

And this seems like,

you lack some faith.

And I think that's bad behavior.

Well, that's exactly right.

What is the premise of a website in which Jesus has played matchmaker?