Nancy DeMoss-Waglmuth reminds you that physical love in marriage is holy.

There's no shame with true, godly love expressed in the context of marriage.

And we see here a kind of love in marriage, physical intimacy, emotional intimacy.

It's exhilarating.

It's passionate.

It's pure. And for those who are married,

it's something that is to be enjoyed to the next. This is Revive Our Hearts with Nancy

DeMoss-Wagelmoot for Monday, February 22nd.

All over the next few weeks, we're going to be treading on sacred ground as we walk together through what I think is one of the sweetest, richest passages in all of God's Word. In this season now, leading

up to Resurrection Sunday, we're embarking on a series called How to Fall and Stay in Love

with Jesus. It's a study of the Song of Solomon. Now, over the years, I taught through the Song of

Solomon many times as a single woman. We first aired this

series back in 2013, and it was a rich study of getting to know Jesus as our heavenly bridegroom.

Last year, as I got to know Robert Wogamuth better, and now, as I've become his wife,

the truths that I had learned from this book have become even more real

and even more rich. Through this study and through my experience of being loved by Robert,

I'm appreciating even more what it means to be loved by Jesus, our heavenly bridegroom.

So whether you're married or single, I know that you're going to find

this to be a rich and meaningful study as well. So let's start this journey through the Song

of Songs together. Now, in case you haven't read the Song of Solomon recently, there are many

verses in this book that are probably familiar to you, even if you haven't read the Song of Solomon recently, there are many verses in this book

that are probably familiar to you, even if you've never studied it.

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