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How many people have wandered out of the will of God and have never returned? In the book of Ruth we find a beautiful story being told of restoration. Naomi had departed from the will of God, but we find her returning to where she had left God and experienced a wonderful restoration to God. The book of Ruth may be summarized in two words, "GO HOME!"

It was the Compassion, Commitment, and Constancy of God that moved Ruth to respond to Him and reflect Him, so that she and Naomi might make it home at last.

This sermon explores the believer's confident hope of eternal life through an exposition of Psalm 23:6. The preacher emphasizes that assurance of heaven rests not on human merit but on the faithfulness of Christ, the Good Shepherd, who guarantees the sheep's safe arrival in glory. The message highlights three aspects of this future home: its certainty as a destination, its recognizability through the presence of God and fellowship with saints, and its permanence as an eternal rest. By contrasting the temporary struggles of earthly life with the unending joy of the Lord's house, the sermon encourages believers to find comfort in their secure destiny and to cultivate a heavenly-minded perspective on their current walk.

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God's restoration of Israel reveals His faithfulness and prepares the way for the promised Messiah. Because God always keeps His promises, we must trust Him in the waiting and keep looking for the King.

The sermon emphasizes the critical importance of personal evangelism by examining the account of the Gerasene demoniac in Luke 8. It highlights how Jesus commanded the healed man to return home and share his testimony, establishing a model for believers to witness in their immediate contexts without delay or dilution. The message encourages Christians to overcome discouragement and complacency by recognizing that their daily environments are primary mission fields. Through biblical examples and practical application, it urges the congregation to intentionally share the gospel with family, friends, and neighbors. Ultimately, the preacher calls for a renewed zeal in sharing Christ's saving work, promising joy and divine reward for faithful witness.

This sermon emphasizes Joseph's purity, integrity, and fear of God when he was tempted by Potiphar's wife in Genesis 39. The message teaches that fornication and adultery are dangerous sins that must not be reasoned with or entertained, but fled from, because they can destroy lives, reputations, homes, and consciences. Joseph refused the daily pressure of temptation, would not betray his master, and recognized that such wickedness would be sin against God. Though he was falsely accused and unjustly imprisoned, Joseph kept his integrity before the Lord, and the Lord was still with him, showed him mercy, and continued to use his life as a powerful example of faithfulness and purity in a wicked world.

SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED — I'M HIS! Ephesians 1:13–14 KJV Signed by the Promise — Sealed by the Spirit — Delivered by the Son SIGNED — My Name Is Written Down. Jesus told His disciples to rejoice because their names were written in heaven. The greatest question is not whether our names are recorded on a church roll, but whether they are written in the Lamb's Book of Life. SEALED — I Belong to God. Ephesians teaches that believers are "sealed with that holy Spirit of promise." The Holy Spirit is God's mark of ownership and the earnest of our inheritance, reminding us that we belong to the King and that God will complete what He has begun. DELIVERED — Jesus Set Me Free. Colossians 1:13 declares that Christ "hath delivered us from the power of darkness." Through His blood we have been redeemed, forgiven, and brought into His kingdom. And our final deliverance is still ahead, when Christ returns and takes His redeemed people home. The message closes with one deeply personal question: Do you know that you belong to Jesus Christ? For everyone who has truly trusted Him, we can rejoice: SIGNED BY THE PROMISE. SEALED BY THE SPIRIT. DELIVERED BY THE SON. I'M HIS! And one glorious day—DELIVERED HOME!