Redemption is a theme that flows through the Bible like a mighty river. In this study of Ruth 3:13, we trace several examples of redemption and what this means for us...
Jacob - redeemed from evil
Israel - redeemed from Egypt
Firstborn - redeemed from death
Freedmen - redeemed from slavery
Ruth - redeemed from danger
How does redemption apply to us today??
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25 Sept 2026
Unexpected Kindness (Ruth 2)
Have you sensed God's kindness today? Widowed in an unfamiliar land, Ruth found kindness from an unexpected source. In this study of Ruth 2, we learn about...
Farming in ancient Israel
A plan to take care of the poor
People are watching how we act as Christians
God cares for us like a bird with its young
Boaz proves himself a generous and righteous man
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17 Sept 2026
God is Not Done (Ruth 1)
When bad things happen, one of the most common mistakes is to think God is done. Don't let that situation define you. There's still more to the story. In this study of Ruth 1, we learn...
You are not alone in your suffering
Early glimpses at Ruth's faith
No other God is worthy of our trust
What to do with your ugly past
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