Ruth 1:1-4; vv. 11-15; vv 16-21; Ruth 4:13-17

The Book of Ruth serves us as an ordinary reminder of covenant—God’s love and commitment to his people. And more specifically, God uses an ordinary woman such as Ruth, and “run of the mill” townspeople from Bethlehem to remind Naomi of the faithfulness of her God.

2 Corinthians 4:1-12 and 16-18

God isn’t limited by our weaknesses. Instead, He can use them to show the world (and us) His goodness more clearly!

John 2:1-11

Though we often try to cover up our shortcomings and insufficiencies with a good story or a good filter, God invites us trust our real selves to Him so that He can be glorified through our lives.

Luke 24:1-12, Ephesians 2:4-6

For followers of Jesus, there was a day that changed everything.

Colossians 1:12-23 and John 8:9-11

The cross of Jesus Christ proves, more than anything else could, that God loves us and wants us to be with Him.

John 8:2-11

Because of the cross of Christ our pasts can be left behind and our lives can be different.

Mark 10:32-45

Everyone wants a great life, but most people would say they don’t have it. What if we’ve all been looking in the wrong places?

Ecclesiastes 12:1-14

When we try to build our lives around something other than the Lord, we are always met with disappointment and disillusionment. However, when we see the Lord as He truly is, our lives start to become what they were always meant to be.

Ecclesiastes 4:7-12

Many times, we find ourselves drawn to seclusion, yet we are inherently designed with a fundamental need to community.

Ecclesiastes 8:8-17, Isaiah 53:3-8

The book of Ecclesiastes reminds us of some harsh realities: we live in a world filled with injustice and death is coming for us all. In spite of this, however, we can live with hope knowing that it won’t always be so.