Solomon continues to heal the heart of his bride by calling her attention to things about her that bring delight to him. God will often use the deepest wounds we have to demonstrate His awesome power!

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 4:5

The bride is reassured of her place in the heart of the King. God often places you in situations where strength is needed. If you have ever wondered why you are in the place you are in life, ask yourself this... "Do they need to see the strength of the King?"

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 4:4

God notices every detail of what you say. Your speech is very important to him, God notices what stirs your heart, and He loves the way you get passionate about the things that stir you.

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 4:3

What has God done for you that has caused you to smile? 

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 4:2

What is the name that God calls you? What names did you answer to prior to your relationship with him?

His very change of your name heals our wounds. This episode deals with the process of re-naming that the relationship brings to each of us.

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 4:1

The King of Kings is worthy to receive his bride. This small detail of a crown tells Solomon everything he needs to know in order to cement himself in the relationship as the provider. Today, we can rest in the knowledge that God is fully capable of holding us secure.

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 3:11

Get ready for a royal wedding! The symbolism in the chariot of the king is a breathtaking reminder that every part of our journey through life has been planned for. Nothing is by accident when it comes to God.

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 3:9-10

While the darkness in life conceals the dangers, we do not need to be afraid, because it also conceals the reality of the strength and protection of God that surrounds us. Be confident today, in your dark seasons, that God has your protection in place.

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 3:7-8

A flash forward in the story to a time when the bride returns back to her hometown. It's natural for us to want to take God back to the places and faces that shaped so much of our lives, but we need to be sure we are absolutely cemented in our new identity before we try to confront our past. 

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 3:6

Are you protecting what you have found? We spend our whole lives looking for our true source of love, affirmation, and worth but once we find it, do we try to protect it?

The source scripture for this episode is Song of Solomon 3:5