In week 4 of What Do I Do, we learn that an alive faith, an obedient faith, a saving faith is glad to do what God asks of us because we trust Him as our friend and we love being with him.

In week 3 of What Do I Do, we learn that the most important thing about us is what Jesus did for us. That means that the fundamental piece of our identity is that we are a recipient of mercy. God did not have to, but because of His loving kindness He showed us mercy instead of wrath. And now our response is to extend that mercy to as many people as we possibly can.

In Week 2 of What Do I Do, we continue to look in to the book of James. An invitation to live life consistently, to be slow to speak, and quick to listen just like Jesus says.

In week 1 of What Do I Do, we learn that when we are in the middle of our inevitable trials, we remember who He is and what He has done. We were lost and now we’re found. We were dead and now we’re alive. We were hopeless and now we have a future.

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When life feels uncertain, it’s easy to wonder if God is still at work. In Ruth 4, we see the story come full circle—what began with loss, grief, and bitterness turns into redemption, restoration, and purpose. What looked ordinary on the surface was actually God moving behind the scenes the entire time. This isn’t just a story about Ruth and Naomi—it’s a reminder that God is writing a bigger story than we can see.

Love, risk, and redemption are all on the line. In Ruth 3, the story takes a bold turn as Ruth steps out in courage and Naomi begins to hope again. What looks like an unexpected and risky plan becomes a powerful reminder that God is still working behind the scenes—even in the tension, the waiting, and the unknown.

This chapter isn’t just about romance—it’s about trust. Trusting God enough to take a step, to risk obedience, and to believe He is writing a bigger story than we can see.

God’s will isn’t just about where you’re going—it’s about who you’re becoming. In Ruth 2, we see how faithfulness in the ordinary leads to God’s provision in the extraordinary. Ruth simply shows up, does the next right thing, and trusts God with the rest—and that’s where everything begins to change. Even when the path isn’t clear, God is still working behind the scenes. Your job isn’t to figure it all out—it’s to be faithful right where you are.

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Even when we can’t see it, God is still at work. And through Ruth’s commitment, we catch a glimpse of the faithful, unshakable love of Jesus.

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