Finding outlets for the time that you spend reading and studying the Bible help you reap the benefits of your time in the word for years to come. These don't need to be formal outlets but can something as simple as journaling your thoughts. Bruce Hulshizer shares outlets that have helped him over the years.

If you take a relationship seriously, you will need to resolve issues. The Bible shows the importance and methods that help when we are out of fellowship with the Lord, with fellow believers, and your potential spouse.

The second component to falling in love is to draw near to the one that is attractive. Without drawing near, you cannot enjoy the things that you find so attractive. We examine Christ as the Shepherd and the Apple Tree from the Song of Songs and connections with believers and your potential spouse.

The song of the great victory of the Redeemer God is in focus in the chapter. We examine the worshipful song that seems to be something the redeemed people of God could not help but to sing now that they were out of Egypt. In Egypt there was no song but only groans and cries. Now they have as song to sing having the rich blessing of being saved, being the people of God, having Him dwell with them, and because He is bringing them to the land of their inheritance.

In this chapter we examine the passage through the Red Sea and the deliverance it speaks of for believers from the world and Satan. We find that God alone is enough and that nothing else could ever be enough.