For the month of February, we have been talking about the Song of Solomon and Christian Romance. This week, we’re wrapping it up 3 key takeaways for you to remember so that you can enjoy a love that is exciting, fulfilling and free! Stick with us to find out what they are! WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted TikTok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted

The Song of Solomon stands as one of the most debated books in the whole of scripture. Throughout Church history and even further back into its Jewish roots, the Song of Solomon has been interpreted as either purely at face value – an erotic poem between two lovers – or pushed over into the allegorical category – describing the love of God towards the Church or the Jewish people. So, what does the Song of Solomon really mean? That’s what we’ll be talking about today! WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted TikTok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted

Love, in most of our relationships today, is a lofty goal. If you were to ask most people in class or on the street, what are you looking for in a dating relationship, love probably won’t be the first thing that comes to mind and, for some, won’t come up at all. Due to past failed relationships, trust issues, disordered desires and many other things, a lot of us actually avoid love. We use terms like, “catching feelings” to describe it, almost as if it were a virus or something. It’s like dating is a game and the goal is to play as long as you can with as many people as you can before you get taken out by love, then it’s “game over.” So, how did we get here? How did our goals and desires for relationship become so distorted and broken? WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted TikTok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted

Is sex a sin? The Bible does not say that sex is a sin, but timing is everything. The Bible also doesn’t say that eating is a sin, but to take food that does not belong to you and then eating it is. Why? Because that would be stealing. In the same way, taking someone who is not your spouse and having sex with that person is a sin, you’re taking something that does not belong to you. Now, maybe you have issue with that type of verbiage. Maybe you think that sounds patriarchal and misogynistic. That and more in today's video! WEBSITE 🌐 www.askwholehearted.com SOCIAL MEDIA 🌍 Facebook: @askwholehearted Tik Tok: @askwholehearted Instagram: ➡️ Jerrod: @jerrodaskwholehearted ➡️ Allie: @allieaskwholehearted