This is the fifth sermon in our six part series ... verses 6:4-8:4 were the focus. Through the sermon we considered:-

How easy it is to break a relationship.

Ways to bring security into the relationship after a break-down. These included providing a reassurance that nothing has changed and that your spouse is still the only one for you.

Through the message we also saw the impact of the security which Jesus brings because He never changes in his commitment to us and He is the only one who gives eternal security.

This is the fourth sermon in our six part series ... verses 5:2-6:3 were the focus.

Through the sermon we considered:-

The reality that relationships are not a fairy-tale and they will face obstacles.

The power of indifference to hurt a relationship, and ways that indifference can be transformed.

Through the message we also saw the impact of indifference on our relationship with Jesus and we were challenge to look at ways in which indifference can be transformed.

This is the third sermon in our six part series ... verses 3:6-5:1 were the focus. Through the sermon we considered:-

The two possible contrasts that the Song establishes by using Solomon as a king model.

The call to celebrate sensuality in the context of marriage.

The fact that a legal marriage doesn’t necessarily create redeemed sensuality.

Through the message we also saw the impact of Jesus who brings us into a relationship where He calls the church His bride. Such a relationship brings eternal hope.

This is the second sermon in our six part series ... verses 2:8-3:5 were the focus. Through the sermon we considered:- The hindrances of a wider society which impact marriages.

The vulnerability which women face.

The need for security by removing the “foxes”

Through the message we also saw the impact of Jesus who brings us into a relationship where the greatest vulnerability and greatest safety can be experience at exactly the same moment.

This is the first sermon in our six part series ... verses 1:1-2:7 were the focus. Through the sermon we considered:-

The Genesis 1-3 Context ... and implications.

The Cultural Context ... and implications.

We also considered the practicalities that men and women are different, that singleness is not marriage in waiting, and that sexuality is to be celebrated but not idolised.

Of great importance, indeed most importance, we also saw that the impact of Christ's redeeming work on sexuality, culture and identity.

Solomon is named as the author of the Song of Songs, but how can a King who has so many wives write a book celebrating sexuality in a committed relationship? This short introduction considers some of the issues.

Special Sermon - Fathers Day 2017 - Luke 15:11-32 by Allan Quak

Keep It In Context - Part 8 - Knocking On Which Door? - Revelation 3:20 by Allan Quak

Keep It In Context - Part 7 - Can I Do Everything? - Philippians 4:13 by Allan Quak

Keep It In Context - Part 6 - Discipline Happens Where Two Or Three Gather - Matthew 18:20 by Allan Quak