In this sermon, the Pastor begins by urging the congregation to turn to the book of Song of Solomon, specifically Chapter 5. He addresses a common misconception that the book is only relevant to married couples, emphasizing instead its broader significance in understanding the theme of love, both in a spiritual and relational context. The Pastor argues that the Song of Solomon offers a profound picture of love, illustrating how God loves humanity and how we, in turn, should love others.

The Pastor shares a conversation with a Pentecostal gentleman about the "Heavenly language," often associated with speaking in tongues. He clarifies his belief that this Heavenly language is love, a concept that Satan cannot comprehend because his nature is rooted in selfishness. This discussion transitions into exploring how love, particularly God's love, is fundamental and transcends mere romantic expressions.

Returning to Song of Solomon Chapter 5, the Pastor explains that the verses depict a dream of the woman, illustrating the love and effort her beloved puts into their relationship. He describes how the beloved travels a great distance, arriving with dew in his hair, symbolizing his dedication. Despite his efforts, the woman hesitates with trivial excuses, reflecting how people often make poor excuses to God for not serving Him.

The Pastor highlights that selfishness, not hate, is the opposite of love. He discusses the importance of appreciating and valuing the efforts of loved ones in relationships, using personal anecdotes to illustrate his points. He recounts a story of a man who, despite disliking a particular meal his wife made, continued to eat it because it was important to her, demonstrating selfless love.

The sermon further explores the concept of desire in both spiritual and relational contexts. The Pastor asserts that genuine desire is crucial for spiritual growth and healthy relationships. He emphasizes that intimacy is a result of a strong relationship, not the foundation of it. Desire, built on friendship and mutual care, is necessary for deep connections.

The narrative shifts back to the woman's dream, where she realizes her mistake in delaying her response to her beloved. She regrets missing the opportunity to be with him and feels a deep sense of guilt. The Pastor uses this to illustrate how people often squander their opportunities to build relationships with God and others due to laziness or excuses.

The sermon concludes with a call to action, urging the congregation not to miss the opportunities God provides. The Pastor emphasizes the importance of building relationships based on genuine desire and appreciation, rather than superficiality. He prays for the congregation to develop a deep relationship with God, characterized by a sincere desire to engage in prayer, study the Bible, and serve selflessly.

In closing, the Pastor reminds the congregation of upcoming church activities and expresses his love and blessings for them, encouraging them to make the most of their opportunities in both their spiritual and personal lives.