Ep.123 The Book of Ruth

Ep.123 The Book of Ruth

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Ep.124 Favor in the Field

Ruth chapter 2 introduces Boaz, a man of standing in Bethlehem, and begins to reveal the powerful theme of redemption in the Book of Ruth. As Ruth seeks provision by gleaning in the fields during the harvest, she unknowingly enters the field of Boaz—a kinsman of Naomi’s family an ...  Show more

Ep.125 The Redeemer

Ruth chapters 3 and 4 bring the story of redemption to its powerful conclusion as Naomi guides Ruth toward Boaz, the kinsman redeemer capable of restoring their family line and inheritance. At the threshing floor, Ruth makes a bold request for Boaz to take her under his protectio ...  Show more

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