Ruth Chapter 4, part 2: In the story of Ruth we see Boaz take on his role as ‘Kinsman Redeemer’, who pours out his life so we can be blessed with an abundant life with him.

Ruth, chapter 4, part 1. In the story of Ruth we see Boaz take on his role as ‘Kinsman Redeemer’: one who brings redemption to all that was lost. In this Boaz reflects the heart of God and is a picture of Jesus, who acts as our very own Kinsman Redeemer.

Ruth, chapter 3: God rewards those who takes risks to seek him in faith or wait on him. We then find him seeking us.

Ruth, chapter 2: Life is full of patterns and random events. God is good and sovereign over all our choices and provides for our every need.

Ruth, chapter 1: When life deals us bitter blows there can be a build-up of resentment and pain, but we learn from the story of Ruth and Naomi that God can bring us through the toughest of times.

Jesus prays to his Father to bring us into the perfect loving and united relationship he has with him.

The Table, part 6: We are encouraged to come and celebrate communion with eager expectation of Jesus' return.

The table, part 5: When we come to celebrate communion, it doesn't need to be gloomy, introspective, or a guilt trip.

The Table, part 4: “So then, my brothers and sisters, when you gather to eat, you should all eat together.” (1 Cor 11:33). Communion not only speaks of our relationship with God, but our unity with each other, and the fellowship that brings.

The Table, part 3: Communion is an invitation come to a table, where all are welcome, we proclaim Jesus' death, and look forward to the final feast with him and his people.