Should Christians kiss before marriage? A dating expert weighs in!

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How do you let someone know they’re more than a friend, without crossing the line into sin? The Bible doesn’t explicitly say whether Christians should kiss while dating, so where do we draw the line? Is kissing innocent affection, or can it make sexual temptation harder to resist? Michael was joined by Sharyn Kyazze, host of Premier Gospel’s Swipe Right For Jesus, to offer some advice.

Released on 13 Aug 2026

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