In today's Bible studies, we continue our exposition, unpacking the heart of Boaz's interaction with the first Redeemer at the gates, before the public witnesses. We behold the choice of convenience of the first Redeemer,

We forge on into first half of the final verses of the book of Ruth. Her Redemption begins to unfold, and we watch Boaz, without rest, seek the redemption of Ruth. In our studies today, we share the impressions the Holy Spirit lays in our heart as we ponder on the text.

In today's service, we unfold the opening verses of the final chapter of the book of Ruth Chapter 4. Boaz steps out to redeem Ruth, and the text springs to life too for us today, how God sprang out to redeem us, from our sins.

We conclude our reflections from the lessons we draw from the chapter of the romance between Boaz and Ruth. The ball is set in motion, and as Naomi reassures Ruth to rest in Boaz's ability to keep his promises, we reflect on some of those promises we find in the Text.

In today's Bible studies, we continue our congregational-centred approach in unveiling the text before us in first thirteen verses in the thurd chapter of the book of Ruth.

In today's Bible studies, we take a congregational-centred approach in unveiling the text before us in first thirteen verses in the thurd chapter of the book of Ruth.

I'm today's service, we watch the romance unfold between Ruth and Boaz. We follow Ruth's obedience to Naomi's instruction and how she submits herself, trusting in the Redeemer, Boaz. We witness, the beginning of the redemption of Ruth by Boaz, and ultimately a typology of our redemption through Christ.

In today's Bible studies, we witness Naomi, much like the Holy Spirit, set in motion the redemption of Ruth, seeking to find her rest. We read her masterplan and Ruth's ultimate submission to Naomi's wisdom.

In today's Bible studies, we explore the verses of Chapter two in the book of Ruth, unpacking from the interaction between Ruth and Boaz, the verses reveal to us, the church today, how we cater for new converts, and how we ought to deal tenderly with one another.

In today's service, we reflect on Boaz's gracious invitation of grace to Ruth, a gracious invitation to communion. We reflect on the typology of Boaz and how he, reflecting Christ invites us by His graciousness, out of our sins and unto His righteousness.