Outdated By Jonathan "JP" Pokluda

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Paper quality: 70 gsm off white (Excellent)
Cover quality: 260 gsm card.

Size: A5 (5.8x8.3) 

Digitally printed, with excellent print and paper quality.
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Book Synopsis:

 

Outdated: Find Love That Lasts When Dating Has Changed by Jonathan "JP" Pokluda with Kevin McConaghy is a thoughtful and practical Christian guide to modern dating, singleness, and marriage. At a time when fast‑paced relationships and casual hookups dominate cultural narratives, this book offers a countercultural approach rooted in biblical truth and timeless wisdom. Its central thesis is that authentic, lasting love doesn’t emerge from fleeting trends or superficial connections but from intentional choices aligned with one’s faith and values.

Pokluda begins by addressing why people date in the first place and how cultural norms often lead to discouragement, confusion, and disappointment. Rather than viewing dating as a process of entertainment or self‑validation, he reframes it as a meaningful pursuit toward lifelong partnership. He argues that many singles feel dispirited because modern dating emphasizes quick judgments and short‑term pleasure rather than enduring commitment and spiritual alignment.

The book is structured in three thoughtful sections: why we date, who we date, and how we date. In the first part, Pokluda explores the misconceptions that drive people to seek love in all the wrong places, such as the belief that attraction or compatibility alone is enough for lasting happiness. He stresses that a grounded understanding of singleness and a clear sense of purpose are crucial foundations before entering any relationship.

In the second section, Pokluda guides readers on how to discern the right partner. He challenges romantic myths such as love at first sight or the idea that feelings should dictate relationship decisions. Instead, he encourages readers to evaluate potential partners based on character, shared faith, and long‑term vision. His approach emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between temporary infatuation and genuine compatibility that can sustain lifelong commitments.

The final part of the book explores practical dating principles: how to date well, how to maintain boundaries, and how to approach relationship milestones with intentionality and respect. Pokluda offers clear, faith‑based guidance rather than vague platitudes, encouraging readers to see dating not as a game but as a series of purposeful steps toward marriage. He argues that love is something we choose through consistent commitment and mutual respect.

Interspersed with real‑life stories of individuals who found love through thoughtful, God‑centered decision‑making, Outdated balances insight with inspiration. Rather than condemning modern culture wholesale, Pokluda acknowledges its appeal while urging readers to pursue a wiser, more fulfilling path. His conversational yet authoritative style makes complex topics accessible and encourages self‑reflection.

Outdated is ideal for young adults, singles, and anyone navigating the complexities of contemporary relationships from a faith perspective. By combining theological insight with practical advice, the book affirms that lasting love may seem out of step with contemporary trends but is far from impossible. Through intentional choices and commitment to values that transcend cultural fads, readers can discover relationships built to last.