When we love Christ, his beauty will be seen in us.

Here's Nancy DeMoss-Walkimuth.

Any beauty we have is reflected beauty.

Any light we have is reflected light.

As the moon has no light of its own, it reflects the light of the sun.

So we have no light of our own, but as we reflect the light of the Lord Jesus.

This is the Revive Our Hearts podcast for Tuesday, March 15th, 2016.

Nancy's in the series, How to Fall and Stay in Love with Jesus.

She's in the Song of Songs, showing a picture of Christ and the church through this love story

about a bridegroom and his bride.

Well, if you've been with us for the past couple of sessions, you know that we've been seeing

this bride and her beloved as her love has faltered. We've seen their love in different stages,

but we've looked at a faltering season of love. And you remember back in the fifth chapter of the

song of songs that the bridegroom comes home unexpectedly one night and catches

his bride off guard. She's half asleep. And you remember she didn't want to be disturbed.

And she doesn't want to get up and open the door for him. So because of her negligence, her

resistance, the fellowship that they had

been enjoying previously is lost for a season. Now, I want to, before we move on in the text,

I want to back up for just a moment and give you a follow-up thought that has been on my heart

over the last couple of days. My pastor has been preaching

through the gospel of Luke. And in Luke chapter 12, there's a paragraph that reminds me a lot

of the passage we've been looking at in the Song of Solomon, chapter 5. Let me read that paragraph

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