What does ancient Hebrew poetry have to say about modern relationships, desire, and being fully known? In this week’s episode, we dive into Song of Songs 3:6–4:9—and it’s rich with imagery, opulence, and unexpected beauty. From wedding-day fanfare to a deep celebration of embodied love, this discussion unpacks themes of mutual devotion, security, desire, and the power of being seen and known. Join us as we laugh, reflect, and uncover wisdom that meets us right where we are—whether single, married, dating, or somewhere in between.

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Scripture

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📖 Song of Songs 3:6–4:9

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Reflection Questions:

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✅ What does “coming up from the wilderness” represent in your current season of life?

✅ How do you respond to the idea that love, when rightly ordered, brings beauty out of chaos?

✅ What parts of yourself do you struggle to see as beautiful—and what would it mean to believe God does?

✅ Do you allow yourself to enjoy the good gifts of God—like love, beauty, and intimacy—in the way He designed?

✅ How do you feel about being “seen” by someone else—emotionally, spiritually, and physically? Why might that be hard or healing?

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Bible Study Podcast: Channel Credits

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🎙️ HOSTS:: Kristy Allen, Micah Harrison, Erin Marken

🎛️ PRODUCTION + MIXING:: Lepard Productions

🎨 CREATIVE DIRECTOR:: Colin McFarland

A Product of Lepard Productions + The Mission Hills Podcast Network in Littleton, CO.

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