Here are some reflection questions for you, your family, C-groups or friends to help you process, discuss and apply this Sundays message.​​

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• How does our culture’s view of sex, intimacy, and romance differ from the biblical picture we see in Song of Songs? Where do you feel that tension personally, or in your marriage?

• Intimacy has been described as “the experience of being fully known and fully chosen.” What does that mean, and how can that kind of intimacy be experienced in marriage, community, or our relationship with God?

• Why do you think God designed intimacy to flow from covenant and commitment rather than impulse or convenience? What wisdom might this offer to both singles navigating dating and married couples?

• Song of Songs highlights the power of words. How can verbal generosity shape healthy relationships at every stage of life?

• What are some practical ways we can remain emotionally present and generous with others during busy or stressful seasons?

• What challenges do people today—single or married—face that can hinder deep, God-honoring intimacy as described in Song of Songs?

• How can the church better cultivate a culture that values healthy intimacy, strong friendships, and God-centered marriages despite the culture and pressures of the world?