Watch our Introduction video on the book of Song of Songs, which outlines the book's main theme and how it is fulfilled in Jesus. Song of Songs tells a story about love, longing, passion, and waiting through a collection of songs about a bride and a groom. People often think this book is only about sexual intimacy or only a metaphor for our relationship with God. The beauty of this song, and why it is the called the greatest song ever written, is that it is about both. Only when we are intimate with God can we be properly intimate with anyone else. Only when we give holy love to others are we truly living in God's holy love for us. Brought to you by Spoken Gospel. To learn more about Spoken Gospel, visit https://www.spokengospel.com/


Jesus in All of Song of Songs

This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs 1:1-1:6. In this passage, we read about the Bride’s opening confession of love for her groom. Her words conflate the idea of her husband’s presence with that of God’s presence in the temple. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 1:1-1:6, we see that Jesus is the groom who is also our God. He has loved us better than any earthly spouse by laying his life down for us on the cross. 

Song of Songs 1:1-6

This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs 1:7-2:17. In this passage, we read about the Bride’s warning to the Daughters of Jerusalem not to awaken love until its proper time. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 1:7-2:17, we see that Jesus, at the proper time, will awaken his love on earth, when he returns and makes all of creation a new and perfect Garden of Eden.

Song of Songs 1:7-2:17

This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs chapters 3-5:1. In this passage, we read about the Bride’s search for her lost husband along with the beautiful description of their wedding day. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 3-5:1, we see that Jesus is the groom who comes to us in our absence and, through his blood, makes us perfect and spotless like a bride at her wedding.

Song of Songs 3-5:1

This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs chapters 5:2-6:3. In this passage, we read about the Bride’s defense of her groom when he is, once again, absent. In the midst of her search for him, she clings to the promises of his love and the beauty of his character. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 5:2-6:3, we see that Jesus gives us unbreakable promises to cling to even when God feels far. We can trust the promises of our groom more than we need to trust our feelings of doubt and fear.

Song of Songs 5:2-6:3

This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs chapters 6:4-7:10. In this passage, we hear about the groom’s love for his bride in two of his longest love songs. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 6:4-7:10, we see that Jesus truly loves and desires us. In fact, he proved his love and desire for us by dying on the cross.

Song of Songs 6:4-7:10

Description: This Bible study devotional covers Song of Songs chapters 7:11-8:14. In this passage, we read about how the bride’s desires for her groom are still unmet by the end of the song. This leaves us wondering how our need for love and satisfaction will ever be met in this life. 

As always, we are committed to showing you how to see the good news of the Gospel in every passage of Scripture. In Song of Songs 7:11-8:14, we see that Jesus gives us the love we have always longed for: a love stronger than death.