In a culture where the concepts of love and sex have been distorted, it's a challenge to know how we have been influenced.

We all long for connection, seek pleasure, and desire deep relationships. But living in a culture that sexualizes everything has significantly influenced our perceptions of love and sex. Love is often portrayed as something we can fall in or out of, and sex as a transaction, or a test of compatibility.

We are constantly bombarded with these cultural messages, which can lead us to either idolize sex or view it with disgust. This pressure to conform to societal norms can be overwhelming, and many of us struggle with these conflicting messages. In this series, we will turn to the Song of Songs, a love song, to help reshape our understanding of love and sex.

Some have avoided this book because it makes them blush with its erotic language and imagery, while others struggle to make sense of the poetry and meaning of the song, so they avoid it altogether. The place where we find our ultimate fulfillment, satisfaction, and pleasure is in our marriage union with Christ. This is not just good news for the single person, but also for everyone else who struggles with being unsatisfied in their marriage.

Join us as we unpack how marriage is a place where perfect love is experienced. But the marriage this song points to is our marriage union with Christ.