In this episode, Laura reads to us from Julian of Norwich's Divine Revelations and reflects on how it is that we know "all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well".

As I listened to the Gospel reading on Friday June 20th 2025, my mind immediately connected Jesus’ words, “But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven…”, with verse 1:12 of the Song of Songs, “While the King rested in his own room my nard yields its perfume.” Maybe it’s a real stretch, too much of a leap, but humor me and listen as I explain my thoughts to members of Hope’s Garden in this video.

I have spent the past 6 years immersed in the Song of Songs. The poetry and images of the Song have taken root in my heart and I see all Scripture through this lens. Essentially, the Song of Songs has become the key that unlocks deeper meaning of all the Scriptures for me. My love is to share this key with all who are willing to listen!

If you desire to dive deeply into God’s love song with me, I invite you to explore my YouTube channel and to learn more about Hope's Garden at Hopesgarden.com.

Letting the Bridegroom sing over you heals your heart and enkindles the fire of your love for Jesus.

Laura reads chapter 4 of the Song of Songs to us and then interprets it in light of Pentecost and the Church as the Bride of Christ.

Learn more about Christ the Bridegroom and the Song of Songs at Hopesgarden.com