
Have you heard of saving your first kiss? Have your parents or friends talked about it before? Is it something you never thought about? Or maybe it's something you decided to do, but now aren't really sure. Here is my story:
I have grown up in a Christian home and have been taught certain morals when it comes to purity...even when it comes to what might seem as something little like a kiss, but I don't feel like I was forced to make these decisions; what I have heard and read about these things makes sense. I had rarely if ever run into a peer who didn't believe the way I did when it came to specifically kissing. Then in my teen years I did. It was a little surprising. My first come back response was "It makes it more special". Later that day in the car with my family I told them what had happened. They explained to me what I wish I could have explained some minutes before hand in that room of girls. So maybe your one of the girls in a room looking at an odd ball and want to know more about why they feel that way, or maybe your the odd ball and want some encouragement and want to know your not the only one. Whoever you are and wherever you stand, please read on.
If you have run into a person who has made the choice to save their kiss for their husband on their wedding day, their first response to your questioning look might be "It makes it more special" (mine was anyway). It does, but there is more to it than that!
Let me first ask you this. Have you decided to not do drugs, alcohol, or be involved with a guy until you are married? Well where does that last one start anyway? With a kiss. Just a small, simple, meaningless kiss. That kiss ended up where you did not want to go, right? Let's consider Nehemiah in the bible. Nehemiah is building a wall. So think about his wall as your personal wall and/or boundaries you've made for yourself. The three things listed above might be some. If so, what about that last one? If you have enemies seeking after you, are you gonna build that wall close to you or far from you? It can apply to one of the reasons we choose not to kiss. If we don't want to be involved with guys and save our self for our Lord willing future husband we are kind of like setting a trap for ourselves, digging the pit we ourselves are going to fall in, and letting temptation in, by letting go of that one small meaningless thing...a kiss.
Being involved with a guy isn't wrong if it's your husband. That's how I feel about a kiss. That little tiny kiss, can turn into that really big mess over there. It's not that it's wrong, it's just for that special guy. In a movie called "Pamela's Prayer" The dad asks his teenage daughter if when she is on her wedding bed, would she prefer a guy who hadn't waited and had kissed other women, or a guy who had waited, and who had saved his kiss for her? She replies, I would prefer the one who waited. Wouldn't your Lord willing future husband feel the same? In the movie the dad also mentions, what does the preacher say when he announces a man and woman as husband and wife? You may NOW kiss the bride!
So what is the big deal?
First, it is a set up for things to go to far.
Second, you might be kissing a guy who will not be your husband. How do you feel about that? How do you think your Lord willing husband would feel about that?
Third, think of your kiss as a gift. Something only you and your husband share. If you had a special gift to give to somebody, are you going to go around and let others use it till the rightful owner comes along?
Saving your kiss can help protect you from being impure, is an act of faithfulness to your Lord willing future husband, is a wonderful present to your husband, and makes your wedding day more special.
Go to Google Videos and search "Pamela's Prayer"!!!


