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Practical Guidance About Love, sex and Marriage (in English)
Faith C. Bays
Synopsis "Practical Guidance About Love, sex and Marriage (in English)"
The cover shows a picture of my daughter and her husband’s wedding rings and bouquet. This is only a relevant choice since in my first book I am giving advice to young people about marriage and courtship. My daughter whose name is Jessica met her husband David over 3 years ago, but it is such a fairy tale story that I had to share a little of it with the reader. So many time young people feel trapped by peer pressure to engage in promiscuous activities before engagement and marriage. I read that the unwed mother’s rate has doubled according to statistics. Google states that statistics from the Mississippi Department of Health states that the overall rate of births to unwed mothers was 54.7% in 2010. It was 28% in 1980. Dig a little deeper into this report and the numbers become downright scary. Thirteen counties reported unwed birth rates of over 75%. Looking at these statistics there seems to be a decline in God’s moral principle of chastity. For a young couple to start a marriage as both couple being virgins seems to be pretty rare. That is one reason I wanted to share this about David and Jessica, so to encourage others to not be promiscuous during their courtship. As I stated earlier David and Jessica has known each other over 3 years. They met in the church. Our church has an orchestra. They both played instruments in the orchestra. They were very young when they met. Neither one had an idea that one day God would put them both together as husband and wife. They both desired an educational mastery to be successful in life. Like Solomon I guess you can say they sought wisdom and knowledge. They waited until they required mastery in knowledge before they decided to settle down and get married. Our youths today seems not to be asking for proficiency in wisdom and knowledge, but the youths according to statistics I read earlier are becoming adults before they have matured in the mastery of wisdom and knowledge. I am so glad that Jessica and David waited and was not promiscuous during their courtship, but followed God’s standard for a holy and righteous life. Sure young people may make mistakes, but it is our job as Christian adults to not abuse them but to train them to respect God’s way and principles. I believe that even if we train our children in righteousness and they later depart it will remain with them in life (Proverbs 22: 6) and it will cause them to return to God in honest and true confessions to God from the heart. God is looking on the heart of people. He doesn’t care about our outward adorning, but he does care about our heart. For God knows whether or not we’re just and honest or living in hypocrisy and sin. I just believe if we acknowledge God in all our ways even when we’re young we can avoid many pitfalls in life. Young people live pure and righteous lives before God and like David and Jessica, and my husband and I, you can experience wedded bliss and happiness. For he who findeth a wife findeth a good thing, and obtaineth favour of the Lord (Proverbs 18:22).
