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Once Solomon’s wife renewed within her mind a right attitude and a loving perspective toward her husband, she went in search of Solomon.  That’s why the daughters of Jerusalem asked, Where has your beloved gone, O fairest among women? Where has your beloved turned aside, That we may seek him with you? (Song 6:1) She had a desire to find Solomon and to make things right.  At that point, others were not perceived as hindering her, shaming her, or hurting her; rather, they were volunRead More....

We have good news and then…well, good news! We have chosen a name for Ruth! Ready…. RUTH Your God. My God. A True Story of Love & Redemption Now, this was no one person’s entry. It is a combination of Carrie Hudson, Tommy Nelson, John Vines…from City Church…and who knows else:) So, we have decided to reward 3 of you who have made name suggestions. Here they are: John Vines – A Story of Redemption Nathan – Redeeming Love (this was a contender!) RuthRead More....

After reviewing the qualities of her husband as listed in Song of Solomon 5:10-16 Solomon’s wife concluded: “He is altogether lovely.  He is everything I want in a husband.” God truly changed her heart, as her husband was kind in the face of wrong.  In the light of her newly awakened awareness of all the good qualities in her husband, she had a strong desire to be the wife he longed to have. The woman is a fine example of what God does in transforming a person’s attitude.  FiRead More....

These are some of Solomon’s features that his wife called to her mind and praised (see Song of Solomon 5:14-16): He was strong in authority. A king’s position was often revealed by the side jeweled bands of gold that he wore on each arm, a sign of his strength in leadership over a nation, people, or empire.  Solomon had great bearing in his role as king. He was a “manly man” to his wife, strong in leadership and authority in their relationship. TRead More....

We have just completed our filming on the book of Ruth with Tommy Nelson. We are pumped. Tommy, Senior Pastor of Denton Bible Church, and long time teacher for The Hub did an amazing job. This was a special filming for many reasons. The book, this picture of Ruth, her character, the model she is, and then the raw love story behind her and Boaz and then the picture of Christ redeeming us, just like Boaz redeemed Ruth. All the ingredients for the ultimate Hollywood Classic. Also, the locatioRead More....

We have just finished filming our next Bible Study on the Book of Ruth featuring Tommy Nelson. It will release on August 23, 2010 and we want your help creating a tagline. Example Taglines: Ruth | A Picture of Christ or The Book of Ruth | Where You Go, I Go. If we pick your tag line, then you get to pick any of our studies absolutely free and receive a copy of the Book of Ruth when it comes out. Contest ends June 4th and all you need to do to win is enter your suggestion in the comment bRead More....

These are some of Solomon’s features that his wife called to her mind and praised (see Song of Solomon 5:10-13):

• He was pure in his motives and behaviors toward her.  Repeatedly she referred to him as white, including white as ivory and white as marble.
• He was extremely handsome—more handsome even than ten-thousand other men combined.
• His head (in this case his mind) was filled with wisdom more valuable than gold.
• He was respected even though heRead More....

One of the most effective responses I’ve ever heard given to a husband who erred in his behavior was one that a wife gave after hearing a sermon about Jesus and Pilate. Pilate said to Jesus, “Do you not know that I have power to crucify You, and power to release You?” Jesus replied, “You could have no power at all against Me unless it had been given you from above” (John 19:10-11). From that moment on, Pilate sought to find a way to release Jesus because he recognized that he, indeeRead More....

I heard a priceless story about revenge one time. A woman asked her husband one morning to zip up the back of her dress. He began to play around with the zipper in a flirtatious way—zipping it up and down, up and down—and in the process, the zipper broke. She had just had the dress dry-cleaned and was late for a meeting, and there she stood with a “broken” dress. She was furious. About 5:30 that evening, she returned home, still angry over her husband’s behavior that morning. SRead More....

There was no manipulation whatsoever in the scene in Song of Solomon 5:6-8.  There was no bargaining—“you do this for me and I’ll do that for you.”  Bargaining results in manipulation, not ministry. A woman asked me after I had presented the information in this chapter, “If I can’t leave him, can I kill him?  No, you can’t do that either! But you can continue to love your spouse and to pray for your spouse.  Ask God to do what you cannot do, and that is to change the humaRead More....

Tommy is doing a live webcast on “Overcoming Depression” with Focus on the Family on Wednesday, April 28, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. CST. To view it, go to  www.focusonthefamily.com/webcasts. If you go to www.focusonthefamily.com, you'll see a green circle that says “Your Family Live.” That will take you there too. You can watch it live, or if you wait until about 3:30 MT, Read More....