Those of you who are married… recall for a moment the days leading up to your wedding and then that special day itself. The anticipation, the overwhelming joy and excitement! The Lord thought it all up. He gave us marriage to be enjoyed and as a portrait of His relationship with His bride- the church. That comes to light today through a study in the Song of Solomon.

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How is your relationship with your spouse going these days? Would you say you’re growing in love, or has the spark gone out? Today pastor Matt VanderVen visits the Song of Solomon chapter two and points to a relationship that was beginning to blossom. It was in a good place and growing. I think you’ll find it helpful as you apply these principles to your own relationship.

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Hey do you enjoy a good love story or love song? Many of us do. But much of the time the picture that we’re given of love and romance in the world is diametrically opposed to what we find in Scripture. Today on His Perfect Love we return to a series of studies based on the Song of Solomon. Now if you want an accurate picture of love and romance, that’s the book to turn to!

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Pastor Matt VanderVen is in the early stages of a study of the Song of Solomon. And here in our introduction we hope to arrive at a better, biblical understanding of marriage and true love and intimacy.

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Today we begin a new series based in the Song of Solomon. A book about love and marriage. But as you’ll hear, it’s not so easy to interpret. Do we take a literal or allegorical approach? Pastor Matt VanderVen will weigh in on this, here in our introduction to the book.

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Are you the type of person that likes to jump ahead, turn to the back of the book you’re about to read, and see what happens first? Often the writer reveals the point of the book at the very end! And such is the case in Ecclesiastes. Today on His Perfect Love we’ll discover the point of the book, and it has to do with fearing God and keeping His commands!

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Today and next time we’re going to bring you Matt’s final message in Ecclesiastes. And we’ll be addressing something that we’ll all experience - physical death. It’s been rightly said that the statistics are overwhelming - one hundred percent of people born will die! If that cause you some anxiety as it did for Solomon, keep listening! Encouragement is right around the corner.

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We’re back in Ecclesiastes chapter ten today. We live in a success driven society where people want to make a name for themselves, or earn more money than they can count. You may be surprised to know that God wants you to be successful too, but the success we’re talking about today is far different than what I just described. This brand of success is based on God’s wisdom, and Ecclesiastes is certainly chalked full of that.

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We’re in the middle of pastor Matt’s series of studies in Ecclesiastes! There came a point in Solomon’s life when he experienced a crisis of faith. And that can so easily happen to any of us, on the heels of a tragedy or when inner peace has given way to inner turmoil! Turn to chapter nine, and let’s see together what we can glean from the wisest man who ever lived, and yet experienced a crisis of faith!

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Have you been searching for meaning, only to come up short? Life can be so much more than just eating, drinking, and looking forward to the weekend. Meaningless... a frequently uttered word from our friend Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes. And just maybe that’s the word that best describes the course of your life. If so, that can change today as we get ready to launch another great study from Ecclesiastes. We’re in chapter eight today with pastor Matt VanderVen!

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