In this sermon, about broken cisterns, learn from God's Word in the book of Jeremiah about how God is always with us, and that we all need to examine our lives for broken cisterns. 

In this final message from the Ruth series, we come to Ruth 4:13–22 and watch the whole story come full circle. Naomi’s bitterness is met with restoration, Ruth’s faith is folded into the line of promise, Boaz’s redemption points us to Christ, and a little child named Obed leads the genealogy toward David — and ultimately to Jesus.

From a famine and funeral to a wedding, a birth, and a throne, Ruth reminds us that God is always working, even when we cannot see His hand. He restores what was lost, keeps every promise, and brings redemption through our greater Kinsman-Redeemer, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Key Scripture: Ruth 4:13–22

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In this lesson, we begin our look at the Book of Haggai. We go over the introduction to the book and chapter one. 

This sermon is about prudence and where the prudent fit on the wisdom spectrum. This sermon is also about the peril of prudence and how true wisdom only comes from God and is God-centered. 

This sermon is on Ruth 4:1-12 about who will pay the price. 

This sermon is about the Trinity. 

This sermon is from Ruth 3:12-18, and how Boaz will not rest until the thing he started is finished. 

In this lesson, we finish our look at the Book of Zephaniah. We look at Zephaniah 2:4 to Zephaniah 3:20. 

Devotional thoughts from Acts chapter 20. 

In this sermon, we look at Acts chapter 2 and the birth of the church and the coming of the Holy Spirit.