Who were the disciples chosen by Jesus? In this episode, we explore the grace of Christ's calling the 12, what it shows us about our Lord, and what it ultimately meant for each of these followers. 

Will Boaz become the kinsman-redeemer? Will Naomi find fullness? Will Ruth find rest? Chapter 4 brings to fruition deep contrasts traded throughout the book of Ruth.

What do we do with Naomi's plan, Ruth's approach, and Boaz's reaction at the threshing floor scene in Ruth chapter 3? Do the ends justify the means? How do we ensure that as believers, both the ends and the means of our plans glorify God and show Him clearly in the world? How does Ruth chapter 3 point us to the greater work of a greater Kinsman-Redeemer who is both the end and the means of our salvation?

What does the second chapter of the book of Ruth reveal about the character of both Ruth and Boaz? What truths can we glean about the difficulties of living during the Period of the Judges? How does this chapter point us to the wonders of Christ? 

The book of Ruth has often been referred to as the "lily in the mud pond of the period of the Judges." In this session, we will examine the life of Naomi's family, their conditions, peril, responses to tragedy, and the beautiful picture of faithfulness seen in Ruth. 

How can believers learn to wrestle with disappointment? What are the consequences for us if it festers? How does disappointment help us evaluate the source of our hope? How can it teach us to look to Christ in the midst of our crises? 

What do the Proverbs and the rest of Scripture teach us in regards to jealousy? 

We exist to proclaim the excellencies of God by equipping and mobilizing believers to share and show the gospel of Jesus Christ by the power of the Holy Spirit. How does our knowing God impact our making Him known?

Anger is a very real emotion. How do the Scriptures teach us to process anger within our hearts? In turn, how should that impact how it manifests in our lives?  

What does the fascinating history and song of Deborah and Barak teach us about the character of God and the purpose of His people? What lessons can the church today learn from this period of Israelite history?