Ruth 3-4

Dec

03

Ruth 3-4

Today we hope that you will enjoy the message that will be preached at Boulder Adventist Church. We would recommend you also stay on for the Bible Study classes afterwards.

Dec

02

Ruth 3-4

Ruth’s place in history is but a small foreshadowing of a Savior who comes to not only break the status quo of this world, but to redefine it.

Dec

01

Ruth 3-4

Ruth’s son, Obed, not only becomes the grandfather of David, but becomes new life to Naomi.

Nov

30

Ruth 3-4

By taking Ruth as a wife, he endangers his own name and estate.

Nov

29

Ruth 3-4

Scholars debate on what it meant for Ruth to “uncover his feel and lay down.”

Nov

28

Ruth 3-4

Series: Ruthless Message: Redefining the Status Quo Preacher: Jessyka Albert Refresh: Open with prayer. Read or listen to Psalm 37:12-20. Read: Ruth 3 - As you read in the NLT translation, what did you discover new about God’s character? Reflect: Although it is becoming more common in today’s day and

Nov

27

Ruth 3-4

Ruth is not one to sit around for everything to fall into place on its own, she is an action taker.

Nov

26

Ruth 1-2

Today we hope that you will enjoy the message that will be preached at Boulder Adventist Church. We would recommend you also stay on for the Bible Study classes afterwards.

Nov

25

Ruth 1-2

Naomi then tells Ruth what we as the audience have known for quite some time: Boaz is a relative of Elimilech. He is one that can redeem these two widows.

Nov

24

Ruth 1-2

He has seen that she has given up everything to take care of Naomi and has taken refuge under the wings of a foreign God who she is quickly becoming more acquainted with.

Nov

23

Ruth 1-2

In the original text, it is indicated that Ruth “by chance” ended up gleaning in the field that belonged to Boaz.

Nov

22

Ruth 1-2

The text tells us that “the whole town stirred because of them.” The women had to ask “Is this Naomi?” You can only imagine how time and the loss of her family has changed and aged her.

Nov

21

Ruth 1-2

Somewhere down the road, Naomi realizes that she is taking these young women on the same journey she was once on: immigrating to a new land, feeling out of place, being looked down on, being uncomfortable with the religion, and eventually isolated.

Nov

20

Ruth 1-2

The story Ruth and Naomi is one that cuts to the chase. Within the first five verses, an entire story in itself takes place.

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

Nov

19

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

Today we hope that you will enjoy the message that will be preached at Boulder Adventist Church. We would recommend you also stay on for the Bible Study classes afterwards.

Nov

18

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

How did they come to understand the mind of God so well? Can I, too, learn to know God so well that I begin to think like Him?

Nov

17

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

In the life of Christ, we see many interesting relationships, but some of the closest were with His Father and with His disciples. In His relationship with His Father we see Jesus as a student. With His disciples, He was the teacher.

Nov

16

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

This is surely where the bumper sticker would come in handy, “God said it, I believe it, that’s all there is to it.” But Moses was thinking God’s thoughts after Him.

Nov

15

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

There are two stories in Abraham’s life that I feel show his ability to “think God’s thoughts after Him.” The first was in his intercession for the city of Sodom.

Nov

14

1 Corinthians 2:14-16

The story of Job is a real enigma. Although we are given a view behind the scenes, and see the battle between God and Satan being played out, Job has no clue what is going on.

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