In Ruth 3:6–13, redemption begins quietly.

Ruth obeys with care and humility, Boaz responds with integrity, and God works through covenant faithfulness rather than force. This passage shows us that obedience often happens without visibility, and faithfulness matters even before the outcome is known.

In this teaching, we explore the historical setting, key Hebrew words, and theological themes of this passage, including covenant kindness, redemption, and integrity in the waiting.

Ruth reminds us that God often works most deeply in the quiet moments, shaping hearts and preparing the way long before redemption is complete.

📖 Scripture: Ruth 3:6–13
🕊️ A verse-by-verse teaching focused on faithfulness, patience, and trust in God’s timing.

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Paul doesn’t pray for believers to get more power.
He prays that God would open the eyes of their hearts.

In this week’s Finding Rest: Deep Dive, we walk through Ephesians 1:15–18a and explore why spiritual growth isn’t about doing more, but seeing more clearly.

In this episode, we discuss:
• Why growth still requires revelation
• The difference between knowing about God and knowing God
• Why information alone doesn’t transform
• How spiritual vision shapes faith, hope, and confidence
• What Paul’s prayer teaches us about healthy believers and healthy churches

This passage reminds us that you don’t need a new gospel, more effort, or greater power — you need open eyes.

📖 Passage: Ephesians 1:15–18a (ESV)
📺 Series: Finding Rest: Deep Dive
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In this week’s Ruth Bible study, we slow down and look closely at Ruth 2:1–3, a passage that reminds us how often God works quietly behind the scenes.

Ruth takes a simple, faithful step — going to glean in the fields — and Scripture tells us that she “happened” to come to the field of Boaz. What looks like coincidence to us is often careful providence in God’s hands.

This passage encourages us that even when our days feel routine or uncertain, God is already at work — directing steps, arranging provision, and writing a bigger story than we can see.

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