The story of Ruth is the story of Redemption in an Old Testament context.  It can be outlined as Chapter one; the need for Redemption, Chapter two; the Providing of Redemption, Chapter three; the Request for Redemption, and Chapter Four; the Accomplishment of Redemption.

This is the last of the messages on love and the third in the series on loving your enemies.

This is the second part of the "Love Your Enemies" message.

The command to love does not stop with parents, children, friends, or brothers and sisters in Christ.  It extends to our enemies.

We are to pray for brothers and sisters in Christ.

This is the last set of things that we are to pray for our brothers and sisters in Christ.

In this message we look further into what it means to love our brothers and sisters in Christ; we are to pray for each other, admonish each other, and restore each other. 

Loving brothers and sisters in Christ means bearing with their weaknesses, forgiving them when they repent, and speaking with grace.

Loving brothers and sisters in Christ means bearing with their weaknesses, forgiving them when they repent, and speaking with grace.

This is the first part of the message about loving your brothers and sisters in Christ.