Scripture: 2 Cor. 1:20

According to research there are over 7,000 promises in God's word. if we divide 365 days which makes a year into 7,000 promises that equals 20 promises a day, so we can claim one of God's divine promises every hour.

Scripture: Ruth 4:13-22

Main Points:

1. God transforms curses into His divine blessings

2. God's divine plans are contingent on your willingness to allow God to re-position you

3. Divine delays are God's process for His divine plans

Scripture: Ruth 4:13-22

Main Points:

1. God transforms curses into His divine blessings

2. God's divine plans are contingent on your willingness to allow God to re-position you

3. Divine delays are God's process for His divine plans

Scripture:

Revelation 12:1-11

Main Points:

1. Blood washed for the battle

2. Armed and ready in God's word

3. Sold out for Christ

Scripture:

Revelation 12:1-11

Main Points:

1. Blood washed for the battle

2. Armed and ready in God's word

3. Sold out for Christ

Scripture: Ruth 1:1-16

- Ruth is a love story that takes place during the dark ages of the Judges.

- It is a picture of God's grace at work today, even in the midst of despair and decay.

- It is a revelation of God's providence at work in the lives of Naomi, Ruth and Boaz.

- It is a book that begins with tears and ends in triumph; it begins with a funeral and ends with a wedding. It begins with bitterness and ends with blessedness; it follows Ruth from being empty to finding fullness in her kinsman - redeemer.

- The book of Ruth was written for one main purpose and reason: to reveal to us the blessing of God upon the one who chooses to serve the Lord

Scripture: Ruth 1:1-16

- Ruth is a love story that takes place during the dark ages of the Judges.

- It is a picture of God's grace at work today, even in the midst of despair and decay.

- It is a revelation of God's providence at work in the lives of Naomi, Ruth and Boaz.

- It is a book that begins with tears and ends in triumph; it begins with a funeral and ends with a wedding. It begins with bitterness and ends with blessedness; it follows Ruth from being empty to finding fullness in her kinsman - redeemer.

- The book of Ruth was written for one main purpose and reason: to reveal to us the blessing of God upon the one who chooses to serve the Lord

Scripture:

Ruth 2:1-5

Scripture:

Ruth 2:1-5

Text: Ruth 1:1-18

Main Points:

1. Loyalty leads to a consecrated commitment

2. Loyalty leads to the favor of God