At the end of Ruth chapter 1 we left a depressed Naomi traveling back to Bethlehem with Ruth who refuses to leave her side. It is a bleak time of famine and loss. However chapter 2 of the book of Ruth opens with a burst of hope 'there is a kinsman -- a man of wealth whose name is Boaz.' Join us as we enter into one of the most unlikely romance stories in the Bible. Let yourself soak in the merciful patience and kindness of the Lord always at work to redeem our lives.

We've all heard the beautiful words of Ruth spoken at weddings, "Where you go I will go, lodge I will lodge." But what is the significance of her loyalty to Naomi? How off the wall was this promise given by Ruth, a native born Moabite? What's the deal with Moab in Biblical history? How did living in Moab affect Naomi and her family? Join us for an in depth look at the backstory of this amazing story. Grab your hi-def readers and here we go!

How can know what is real and true in this world of conflicting messages? What is happening with the Ennegram, the Gnostic teachings, CRT and cultural programs that sometimes influence even the church? Follow the example of Mary of Bethany who sat at the feet of Jesus. To discern the counterfeit, we must know the real thing. To know and hear His voice is the most clarifying pursuit of our lives. Be careful not to fall into any false gospel. He is the Way, Truth, and Life.

Megan Basham, Shepherds For Sale

Jack Hibbs, Real Life Network

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