Something that gets stressed in the book of Ruth is the importance of relationships. And above all it shows the immense value of a relationship with God.

How should respond when things go wrong? Should we see it as God's judgement? Pslam 44 helps us understand the hardships we may face in this life.

The story of Ruth reminds us that there are no “coincidences” in life. God is the one who rules over all things … a God who orchestrates the events in our life for his purpose and his glory.

The story of Ruth is a beautifully told story in 4 parts. Each part of the story gives us an insight into God’s character … his care and concern for his people.

We seem to get mixed messages around Christmas time about what the true meaning of Christmas is. But we don't have to look to far to find the true meaning. It is right there in the Christmas story.

Christmas can be a stressful time. One of the things that contributes significantly to that stress is money. The writer of Psalm 49 helps us to make sure we keep money it its right place.

This Psalm is unique in the book of Psalms as it is neither directed to God nor speaking about God. It is about a wedding ... the wedding of a king. The writer of Hebrews shows us ultimately who that king is.

Paul offers 3 principles for dealing with minor "disputable" issues within the life of a church. We are to put the Gospel first and not be divided over petty issues.

Christians may have been set free from the “law” but they are to obey the law of the land. We are to be good citizens ... valued members of the community and society.