Enjoying the Journey

(Ruth 4:11) Why is a small town five miles south of Jerusalem so significant, and what does this little town have to do with the story of Christ? In this broadcast, Scott Pauley explores how God brings the story of Ruth to the fame and glory of Jesus, and reminds us to make the name of Jesus famous in our town. (10268261109)

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(Psalm 16:8-11) This message is the first in a four-part series exploring Psalm 16. These eleven verses contain an eternity of truth. In one of David’s shortest songs we find a hope that cannot be moved, a joy the world cannot give, and a rest that only the Holy One can provide. Explore why this ancient prophecy still speaks with power today by seeing the connections between this Psalm and Luke 24, Isaiah 53, and Peter’s Pentecost sermon in Acts 2. (10267261107)

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(Ruth 4:11-14; Micah 5:2) Bethlehem was a small, overlooked town, yet Ruth 4 calls it famous. Scott Pauley explores why a little place of bread and fruitfulness still matters, and what that has to do with the name that shows up in the blessing over Naomi. (10266261106)

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(Ruth 4:11-14) In a world obsessed with being seen, Ruth 4 uses a surprising word twice: famous. Scott Pauley asks who the real star of this story is, and why the blessing at the gate points somewhere beyond Boaz and Ruth. If you have ever felt the pull to make your own name known, this study will reframe what fame is for, and whose name is meant to be lifted up. (10265261105)

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(Ruth 4:11-12) What does it mean to live a fruitful Christian life? In this study of Ruth 4, Scott Pauley explores the prayer for fruitfulness in the lives of Boaz and Ruth and encourages us to consider what God desires to produce through our lives. (10264261104)

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(Ruth 4:11-13) The greatest life is not the one you build for yourself. Explore how Ruth’s story moves from debt and loss to peace, provision, and purpose, not because she made herself, but because God made her life. If your past still feels heavier than your future, this devotion points to the Redeemer who pays the debt and writes a better ending. (10263261103)

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(Ruth 4:7-13) Weddings are beautiful, and there is much beauty in the redemption of Ruth by Boaz, pointing us to the love, sacrifice, and redemption of Jesus Christ. In this study, Scott Pauley explores how the story of Ruth reveals the price Christ paid to bring us into God’s family and the joy of belonging to Him. (10262261102)

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(Acts 15:35-40) When blessings turn to battles, conflicts arise, or correction is needed, we must continue, work through difficulties, and remain humble before God. In this concluding message exploring the life of Barnabas in Acts, Scott Pauley delivers a powerful challenge to keep pressing forward in our walk with Christ. This encouraging study will strengthen your faith and remind you that God is not finished with you yet. Don’t stop now! (10261261031)

To further your study of Barnabas, consider purchasing Brother Scott Pauley's most recent book, The Ministry of Encouragement. Through the example of Barnabas, you will be challenged to strengthen the weary, restore the fallen, encourage fellow servants, and faithfully point others to Christ. https://store.enjoyingthejourney.org/products/the-ministry-of-encouragement-becoming-a-barnabas-in-a-broken-world 

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(Ruth 4:1-7a) Ruth 4 brings us to the heart of the story: redemption. In this broadcast, explore the beautiful picture of Boaz as a willing redeemer and points us to the greater Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who is able and willing to redeem us completely. Discover the hope, love, and power found in the truth that we are redeemed. (10260261030)

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(Ruth 3:13) Relationship. Provision. Peace. Rest. In Christ, we have all of these, and more than we could ever fully comprehend! Scott Pauley explores Ruth 3 and the abundance of our Redeemer, reminding us that while God gives us everything we need in Christ, He calls us to patiently wait, trust, and rest in His perfect work. (10259261029)

Join Scott Pauley's study through Scripture this year. Find resources for every book of the Bible by Dr. Pauley and Enjoying the Journey at enjoyingthejourney.org/journey-through-scripture/.

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