Song of Solomon 2:1-4

Over time, even the strongest marriages can drift from playful romance to polite companionship—or worse, to a business-like arrangement of schedules and tasks. In the Song of Solomon, King Solomon warns about the “little foxes” that quietly spoil love’s vineyard. These small habits or hurts can erode the joy and intimacy God intends for marriage. This 4-day devotional will help you recognize and “catch” those foxes—restoring flirtation, delight, and tenderness to your relationship. Whether newlyweds or decades in, you can build a marriage that’s vibrant, joyful, and alive.

Have you ever felt ignored, trapped in the shadows, while everyone around you seems to flourish in the spotlight? The truth is, Jesus chose this place too. In this 5-day devotional, we'll discover what it means to walk with Jesus, the Lily of the Valley, who meets us in the low places, the hidden seasons, and the difficult circumstances. If you've ever wondered if your hidden season really matters, this is for you. God sees you. He celebrates you. And right where you are, He is causing something beautiful to blossom.

You need a table for two with your spouse if you’re married. There needs to be space for connection in your marriage, to value its importance. Let’s be people of God who remove distraction and use our words rightly, praising each other. We will see God change our lives as we honor the Lord and marriage.

When we embrace God’s love we discover the eyes through which he sees us—beautiful, unique, and priceless. The entire book of the Song of Songs is a story of His unending love for you. These devotions from "The Divine Romance: 365 Days Meditating on the Song of Songs" will help you understand just how loved you are by God.