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Our wisdom, our strength, and our wealth all come from God. Just as quickly as these were attained, they can be lost in the providence of God. Therefore we have nothing to boast in except the Lord's lovingkindness, judgment and righteousness, which we can never lose.
Who is Jesus and why did He come? The only place from which an authoritative answer can come is from the testimony of the apostles: what they saw and what they heard.
Having defined Positional Sanctification and Progressive Sanctification in the previous message, we now go on to a consideration of the practical aspects of our sanctification.
Due to a technical issue, the first several minutes of this sermon were not recorded. The first name we see in the Book of Ruth is Elimelech, which means, "My God is King." The baby born to Ruth and Boaz is named Obed (the grandfather of King David) which means, "One who serves." The last word in the Book of Ruth is David, the one whom God chooses to be His Servant King.
The story of Ruth is a technicolor portrait of the Bible's unfolding drama of God seeking a bride for Himself. If you want to know what God's love for his people looks like, you need look no further than the story of Ruth and Boaz. What are the implications for our own marriages?
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