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Send us a Text Message.Some say the Biblical book, Song of Solomon, is meant to paint a picture of the love between God and His people, while others say it's about the romantic love between a husband and wife. But it isn’t either / or. Nothing in Scripture is one dimensional, so passages in the Bible often have both an obvious meaning, as well as a deeper symbolic meaning; and that’s exactly what is happening with Song of Solomon. There are definite passages in the book that point...

Send us a Text Message.In 1Kings chapter 10 and 2Chronicles chapter 9, we see the Queen of Sheba travel to visit King Solomon to see if what she has heard about the goodness of Yahweh to Solomon and the Israelites was true. What application does her belief in the goodness of God and the tough questions she asks King Solomon have for us?Be sure to Subscribe to and Like this Podcast so you'll never miss an episode! You can find all things Proverbs 9:10 Ministries at https://www.proverbs910minis...

Send us a Text Message.King Solomon built a magnificent Temple for God, and took seven years to do it. BUT, 1Kings 7:1 tells us he took 13 years to build his own palace. Like Solomon, we can sometimes be so distracted by our own "stuff," that our worship and devotion to God takes a back seat. Is God getting your best?!Be sure to Subscribe to and Like this Podcast so you'll never miss an episode! You can find all things Proverbs 9:10 Ministries at https://www.proverbs910ministries.com as well ...

Send us a Text Message.When we read some of the Psalms of David, we can be a little shocked at how boldly David asks God to curse his enemies. Were these Psalms, known as imprecatory prayers appropriate for David to pray? Are they appropriate for us to pray? Do they contradict Jesus' Words to love our enemies. Join us as we look at Psalm 109!Be sure to Subscribe to and Like this Podcast so you'll never miss an episode! You can find all things Proverbs 9:10 Ministries at https://www.proverbs91...

Send us a Text Message.In King David’s household, we see rape, murder, treason, deception, jealousy, hate, lack of accountability, lack of repentance, and a complete disregard for God and His Word. Considering that, how can David possibly say at the end of his life in 2 Samuel 23:5, that his house is right with God? And what implications does David's bold statement have for us? Be sure to Subscribe to and Like this Podcast so you'll never miss an episode! You can find all things Proverbs...

Send us a Text Message.Although a man after God's own heart, and a great king, David was a pretty lousy parent. He was indulgent of his children, never held them accountable for the sinful things they did, never tried to bring them to repentance, and never even tried to bring them to faith in God. What message does David's neglectful parenting and the consequences of that neglect send to us? Join us as we delve into 2Sam 19: 5 - 6Be sure to Subscribe to and Like this Podcast so you'll n...