| K.I.S.A
In
the
book
authorized
by
P.
Bunny
Wilson,
"Knights
in
Shining
Armor
-
Discovering
Your
Lifelong
Love,"
she
challenges
singles
not
to
date
for
six
months.
"Most
singles
want
to
honeymoon
with
a
spouse
without
first
having
honeymooned
with
God.
And
He
is
a
jealous
god,"
states
Bunny.
"Of
course,
His
jealousy
is
not
evil;
it
is
a
genuine
passion
to
fellowship
with
His
creation,"
she
continues.
In
November
1999,
47
singles
who
had
completed
their
six
months
joined
Bunny
on
a
one
week
cruise
to
the
Caribbean.
They
came
from
across
the
nation,
strangers
in
the
beginning,
great
friends
by
the
end.
Frank,
Bunny's
husband,
and
Michelle
Mc
Kinney-Hammond,
were
the
other
two
speakers.
There
are
thousands
of
singles
nationwide
who
have
completed
their
six
month
commitment.
Perhaps
it's
you.
If
so,
log
on
and
tell
us
your
experience.
By
doing
so,
you
give
Bunny
permission
to
use
your
testimony
in
future
publications.
Now
a
thought
from
Bunny:
Single
ladies,
keep
in
mind
the
man
you
marry
will
not
only
be
the
daddy
of
your
children,
he
will
also
be
the
daddy
of
your
vision.
What
do
you
feel
God
calling
you
to
do
in
life?
The
Bible
instructs
the
wife
to
yield
(submit)
to
her
husband's
final
decision, which
means
if
he
is
not
asking
you
to
do
something
immoral
or
if
it
is
not
abusive,
you
are
called
to
submit
(epi
sidd).
Remember
that
what
you're
working
on
in
your
single
life
can
be
reversed
by
your
future
husband.
Slow
down.
Make
sure
the
person
you
select
is
supportive
in
your
pursuits
and
encouraging
in
your
aspirations.
This
is
all
a
part
of
the
interview
process
when
dating.
Single
gentlemen,
you
are
going
to
be
the
'daddy
of
your
future
wife's
vision'.
What
are
you
going
to
do
to
prepare
to
lead?
Remember,
"a
man
who
finds
a
wife
finds
a
good
thing
and
obtains
favor
from
the
Lord."
God
said
it
was
not
good
for
you
to
be
alone.
But
that
takes
preparation.
Don't
wait
until
you're
married
to
get
training.
Study
God's
Word
for
instructions
on
how
to
be
an
excellent
husband.
I
would
also
like
to
recommend,
"Unmasking
the
Lone
Ranger"
written
by
my
husband
Frank
Wilson
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