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God’s promises to Israel remain unshaken, even as the nations gather against Jerusalem in the last days.

Biblical marriage requires working through conflict while continuing to affirm, pursue, and desire your spouse.

Solomon and Shulamite demonstrate how committed love can overcome alienation and restore closeness in marriage.

Song of Solomon shows how selfishness creates marital conflict and how grace helps restore closeness.

God’s design for marriage joins physical intimacy with mutual affection, consideration, kindness, and commitment.

Healthy marriages flourish when couples protect their relationship, nurture love, and address problems before they grow.

God designed husbands and wives to enjoy physical attraction, affection, and sexual intimacy within marriage.

God didn’t save us just to leave us where He found us but rather to mold and change us to look more like His Son, Jesus Christ.

Song of Solomon teaches us to view marriage and sexual intimacy according to God’s good design.

The hope of Daniel 12 is that suffering will not have the final word, because God will deliver His people, raise the righteous, and reward the faithful.

Israel’s future chastisement under the Antichrist will be severe, but it will ultimately prepare the way for Christ’s victorious return as King of kings.

God’s precise prophecy in Daniel 10-11 reveals His sovereign control over history, His continuing purposes for Israel, and the painful consequences of rebellion.

Daniel 9 reveals that God’s prophetic plan for Israel is precise, trustworthy, and centered on the coming, death, and future kingdom of Messiah.

Daniel’s vision of Medo-Persia, Greece, and Antiochus Epiphanes shows that God knows, reveals, and rules the future with perfect accuracy.

Through the life of Esther we see that God is sovereign over everyone on earth, even in unthinkable situations.