What is the greatest gift you were given in salvation, even beyond salvation itself? How can receiving a gift bring peace and joy unimaginable? The bible is rich with truths about gifts given to Christians, but one gift stands far above the rest. Listen as Dr. Waterbury expounds on the blessed truth of the gift of all gifts given to believers upon their justification both in and by Christ Jesus.

Do you long for an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, the Lover of your soul? The Shulamite woman did, and Solomon begins his song in the bible with her words proclaiming how and why she longs for him. Join Dr. Waterbury this week as she further unpacks the Song of Solomon by examining the way the Shulamite woman speaks of her desire for intimate relationship with her bridegroom.

How do John's visions on the isle of Patmos as written in Revelation paint the same pictures of Jesus as do those in the Song of Solomon? What comfort is there for us in these truths? Jesus Christ is the radiant and ruddy King, distinguished among ten thousand, and God's Word speaks of Him this way throughout its pages. Our Bridegroom is the perfect King and the Lover of our souls.

What does the greatest love poem ever written, "The Song of Solomon," say of the magnificent Bridegroom? In this week's episode, Dr. Waterbury examines how the bride describes her Bridegroom as He comes for her, and in doing so we read a beautiful description of the perfect character and humble sacrifice of our King, our Bridegroom who God has made "distinguished among ten thousand."

What was God's response to the humility displayed by His Son? Why has He been given the name that is above ever name? As we continue to unpack the bible on who is our King Jesus, Dr. Waterbury explores more of Paul's description of Christ in Philippians 2:8-11. Why is He worth our effort? Why is He so glorious? He is the Bridegroom and He is the King!

Is our King Jesus worth the effort to see Him through our sin-stained windows? It is difficult and frustrating to see Him clearly and it takes tremendous effort and perseverance to do so, but He is definitely worth the effort. This week's lesson looks closer at what the Word of God has to say about who this King of kings and Lord of lords is who calls us Beloved.

"Windows of the Heart" is a weekly look at how believers struggle with "seeing through a mirror dimly" when they view their Savior and Bridegroom, Jesus Christ. Dr. Deb Waterbury teaches on the intimate relationship every Christian shares with her Bridegroom even though she only sees it dimly through the window of her heart while here on this earth. The Bible, however, does not leave us uninformed!