"My beloved is to me a cluster of henna blossoms in the vineyards of En Gedi."
— Song of Songs 1:14

When we open the Song of Songs, it feels like stepping into a vineyard — a place overflowing with fruit, fragrance, and joy. Many through the centuries have entered this field and tasted the sweetness of Christ’s love. But the greatest treasure is not the grapes, nor the wine, nor the perfumes — it is the Owner of the vineyard Himself.

Like Ruth gleaning in Boaz’s fields, we too come to Jesus. At first, we may seek His gifts — joy, peace, blessing, answers to prayer. But as we linger in His presence, we discover that the truest satisfaction comes not from what He gives but from who He is.

Jesus is our Boaz — our Redeemer, our Bridegroom, the One who welcomes us into His vineyard not as strangers, but as His beloved. In Him, we are not gleaners of grain but heirs of the whole field. In Him, we are more than conquerors, because He has loved us with an everlasting love.

Blessed day