Ruth 4:1-12
Rev. Charlie Phillips
We’ve seen so much grace and mercy in the story of Ruth…so much hope for the outsider…so much provision for the hurting…so much love from a redeemer. But, just as in the ordinary Christian life, the best is yet to come! Join us this Sunday and on Christmas Eve as we mine the truths of chapter 4 for our joy and the glory of the Incarnate Son!
Ruth 3:1-18
Dr. Stephen Estock
God’s sovereign control over all things does not lessen the importance of man’s faith-filled actions. As we consider the 3rd Chapter of Ruth’s story, we see how God reveals His redeeming work through the plans, obedience, and kindness of His people.
Ruth 2:1-23
Rev. Charlie Phillips
In chapter 2 of Ruth, we see the first snippets of one of the greatest romance stories ever told. It’s one that reminds us that God pursues His people in ways that are not only redemptive, but beautiful—ways that break into the ordinary details of our lives and magnify the bigger picture of salvation. Come in a posture to receive His love!
Ruth 1:1-22
Rev. Charlie Phillips
Centuries ago the Creator of our universe brought together a nobody couple in the nowhere town of Bethlehem. In His sovereign grace they fell in love and bore a child whose importance cannot be overstated. Spoiler alert: I’m not talking about Mary and Joseph, but Ruth, Boaz and their son, Obed. Ruth’s story is one of incredible redemption and hope in the darkness. It’s a sign that God will accomplish His almighty purposes in ways unexpected. Through the line of Obed would come the great King David as well as the King of Kings Himself. A book filled with the hope and longing for redemption, Ruth might be the perfect book to study during Advent. Bring your families and join us this Advent season!