Theme: This chapter describes how Ruth presents herself to be brought under the care of Boaz - her kinsman-redeemer.

Theme: As God's people, we bring harm to ourselves and to God's cause when we affiliate ourselves to the actions of the ungodly.

Theme: In this chapter, we're shown the sad tragedy of Naomi's life in the land of the Gentiles and of the need for a kinsman-redeemer.

Theme: The Vision of The Four Horns & The Four Craftsmen

Theme: The Four Horns & The Four Craftsmen

Theme: God blesses those who seek refuge under the wings of the Kinsman-Redeemer.

Theme: In this chapter, we're told of how God designed that the inheritance of each tribe remain the property of each tribe perpetually.

Theme: The Old Testament book of Ruth has been loved by the saints throughout the centuries. And for a very simple reason. It's a beautiful story, told briefly and simply. But it also contains deep spiritual truth that points our attention to Jesus Christ.

Theme: In Psalm 116, the psalmist exemplifies for us how to offer 'the sacrifice of thanksgiving' to God in a way that pleases Him.

Theme: As the story of King Abijah teaches us, great acts of faith today cannot—on their own—ensure our loyalty to God in the future.