What if dating wasn’t a game, but a path to building the family legacy you dream of?

In this episode of All Things Possible, Bethany and Adam sit down with Curt Storring, husband, father of four, and co-founder of the Unplugged Dating Network, for a raw and redemptive conversation on dating in 2025, restoring purpose in relationships, and why God’s design for marriage still matters.

Curt opens up about his personal journey from a rocky start in fatherhood and marriage to finding lasting transformation through Christ. They talk honestly about hookup culture, the flaws of swipe-based dating, and why strong families don’t happen by accident; they’re built on truth, sacrifice, and a vision rooted in eternity.

If you’re single and wondering where all the godly men and women are… or you’re a parent praying for your child’s future marriage… this episode will meet you right where you are.

Guest Bio:

Curt Storring is a devoted husband, father of four, and co-founder of the Unplugged Dating Network—a community-driven platform designed to connect people pursuing traditional values and lifelong marriage. Based in Canada, Curt is also the founder of Proclaim Podcasting and a former leader in men's self-development circles. After years of personal struggle and searching, Curt encountered Christ in a powerful way and now lives to encourage others toward godly family, fatherhood, and purpose-driven living.

Resources: ​​

• The Unplugged Dating Network: https://theunpluggednetwork.com
• Scripture reference: Psalm 37:25 – “I have been young and now am old, yet I have not seen the righteous forsaken or his children begging for bread.”
• Proclaim Podcasting: https://proclaimpodcasting.com

Sharkbanz: https://www.sharkbanz.com

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