The Well Community Church

God uses Song of Solomon, an eight-chapter book of poetry tucked in the middle of the Bible, as a guideline to handle the most important relationship we will ever have – and that is – of a husband and a wife. Song of Solomon is wisdom literature found in poetry form. Whether a single love poem or a collection of poems, God captures the uniqueness and distinctiveness of this exclusive relationship between husband and wife. This book will resurrect in us a Godly view of marital love, romance, intimacy and sexuality. God reveals what a relationship ought to be like through a couple living in a way which honors and brings glory to Him – from the beginning of attraction – through engagement, proposal, wedding, and honeymoon night – to deepening. Song of Solomon is an incredible gem, often overlooked, misunderstood and misrepresented.

The Song of Solomon is one of the most raw and passionate books in the entire Bible. The story gives us some snapshots into a love story as it progresses from attraction to marriage. This sermon on "attraction" is the first of a seven week series in the book.

Join us as we dive into Song of Solomon 1:8 - 3:5 this week. This passage provides some great insights into the couple's "dating" relationship.

Song of Solomon, Chapter 3:6-11. Join us as we look at the roles God intended for us in marriage, Godly servant leadership, and Godly respectful submission.

Have you ever wondered why the church doesn't speak more often to the subject of marital intimacy? Join us as we get an inside look at the wedding night of this couple in Song of Solomon. God clearly has a lot to say on this subject. Including the proper context for intimacy, why sex outside of this context is so damaging, and how to kindle the flames of intimacy in your marriage.

This message deals with the profound connection between our theology and our sexuality. It takes a look at how sin, particularly idolatry, has distorted sexuality and led to many dangerous patterns in our lives.

Conflict in a marriage is healthy, necessary, and wonderful when handled with health. The issue truly revolves around learning how to fight clean. We will talk through conflict styles and their implications on the marriage.

Marriage can actually grow better over time, but it does not get better accidentally. It takes intentionality in communication and time to grow together in a marriage relationship. How are you doing at deepening your marriage relationship?

A note to those who have gone through a divorce.