The Song of Songs

by Mike Bickle

24 lessons from the Song of Songs (book of the Bible) as taught by the Forerunner School of Ministry (International House of Prayer - Kansas City). This item is a two-piece both the notebook and the CD with mp3 audio of the sessions from the 2007 IHOP-KC OneThing Conference. IHOP president Mike Bickle is the author and audio presenter.

Paperback

Published January 1, 2007

About the author

Mike Bickle is the director of the International House of Prayer Missions Base of Kansas City, an evangelical missions organization based on 24/7 prayer with worship that is engaged in many evangelistic and inner city outreaches along with multiple justice initiatives, planting houses of prayer, and training missionaries.

The International House of Prayer has continued in non-stop prayer led by worship teams since September 19,1999, and is committed to combining 24/7 prayers for justice with 24/7 works of justice. Around 1,500 people (staff members, students, interns) serve full-time on the missions base, investing fifty hours per week in the prayer room, classroom, and ministry outreaches. Mike is also the founder of the International House of Prayer University which includes a full-time Bible school, music school, and media school.

Reviews

[Toni · Rating 1 out of 5]

I believe Mr. Bickle's exegesis is more like eisegesis. I read it and listened to the sermons along with the workbook. Not a strong basis for good theology.

[Aussch · Rating 5 out of 5]

This study introduces and expands so many foundational truths that have the power to change your relationship with God for the better. Here are some concepts I remember off the top of my head that were very impactful to me:

-There's a difference between rebelliousness and immaturity.
-Salvation is not a matter of mature vs. immature, it's a matter of being sincere vs. insincere.
-God loves and enjoys you even when your love and obedience are maturing.
-It takes God to love God. You need the Holy Spirit to expand and mature your love for God.
-The first step toward victory is simply the decision to say "yes" to God.
-God's heart is moved when we say "yes" to him, even before step out.
-God sees "budding virtues" in us and identifies us according to those long before they are mature.
-God will sometimes remove his presence in order to draw us closer to himself and increase spiritual hunger.
-A mark of maturity is partnering with God to nurture younger believers.
-Being consecrated to God means seeing yourself as God's inheritance.