The Song of Solomon is a beautiful book of romantic poetry. And it's also ... a little uncomfortable for Christians to talk about.
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What doesn’t have to happen after your heart has been broken is for you to heap more heartbreak on top of it.
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Then came the dreaded request: “I need space.”
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Find your joy in Him… do not let your soul wander into how your situation looks impossible, but believe and receive what He is doing in the waiting. He is the God of the impossible.
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As pointless dates went on, hurt and confusion crept in. I knew God was protecting me and wanting me to do something big with my life, but sadly none of the boys I was attracted to were even attracted to the idea of God, let alone loved God.
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The biggest love story in this book isn’t between Ruth and Boaz; it’s between Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi.
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I was in a messy, unhealthy, and emotionally abusive relationship for about two years. And I was totally oblivious to it.
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Some women allow their nurturing instinct to seep into their love lives. They view bad boys as projects, or as people they can fix.
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Is there a single line in all of fiction that is more instantly recognizable? I can only think of one: “And they lived happily ever after.”
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