Where is My Beloved?
September 16, 2021
Pastor Al Pittman is sharing a new series in the Song of Solomon. And we’re learning helpful principles that we can apply to our marital relationship. But today we want to also give special attention to our single friends. Maybe you’ve been waiting for quite some time for Mrs. or Mr. Right to come along. And the question, “Where is My Beloved? Has crossed your mind!” That can be a very difficult season of life, and Pastor Al has some encouragement for you.
References:
Song of Songs 6
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It doesn’t take long in a marriage for the first conflict to arise. Sometimes it even happens on the honeymoon! Conflict is to be expected, but there is a right and wrong way to handle it. Today on The Dwelling Place we’ll go to the Song of Solomon for godly marital guidance.
September 15, 2021
Today, we return to the Song of Solomon, and after the wedding day in chapter three we’re now ready for the honeymoon in chapter four. It speaks rather openly about sexual intimacy, and describes the joy of a honeymoon. Pastor Al will stress the importance of saving physical intimacy for marriage.
September 14, 2021
God gave us marriage to be enjoyed and as a portrait of His relationship with His bride- the church. We’ve been in the Song of Solomon lately and we’ll focus on the great anticipation of the wedding, for Solomon and the Shulamite woman.
September 13, 2021
In chapter twenty of Revelation, we read about the Millennial Reign of Jesus Christ. What exactly is it and why is it a significant study for every believer? We hope to clear up those questions on today’s edition of The Dwelling Place
September 11, 2021
God’s definition of marriage is everlasting and perfect. Today on the program we’ll seek more biblical advice on “tuning up” our marriages, as we again look at the Song of Solomon.
September 10, 2021
There comes a time in every marriage when the excitement wears off a little, and one or both spouses might begin to wonder “what have I gotten myself into?” If that where you’re at right now, we have some great things to share with you today!
September 9, 2021
The best way to nurture a marriage is to have an attitude that makes our marriages a top priority. How can we do that with everything else going on in our lives? We’ll find out today, as we go to the book of Song of Solomon, chapter two.
September 8, 2021
Today on The Dwelling Place, we’ll continue pastor Al Pittman’s series based on the Song of Solomon. Marriage was one of the first things God made after He created Adam and Eve, so anyone who thinks marriage is not relevant today is absolutely wrong.
September 7, 2021
God has a hand in everything that happens in life, including our marriages. This week we’re concentrating on making our marriages everything God intends them to be! Please turn to the Song of Solomon, chapter one
September 6, 2021
Speculation abounds as to how close we are to that amazing day when the Lord returns, but the truth is, no one knows. The date may be unknown, but by studying Revelation nineteen, we can certainly see what will occur when the Lord indeed returns to reign for a thousand years! That's our topic of discussion today on The Dwelling Place.
September 4, 2021
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