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November 24, 2019 / Filed Under: Messages

May His Name Be Renowned

As we come to the conclusion of the book of Ruth, we are meant to draw some conclusions, to learn some vital life lessons. In the conclusion of Boaz and Ruth’s story, we learn God’s way really is best. In the conclusion of Naomi’s story, we see there is always hope. And in the conclusion of the whole book, we learn it is not about us at all — it is all about the fame of the Redeemer Jesus Christ!

1) In the conclusion of Boaz and Ruth’s story, we learn God’s way really is best.

Point to ponder: God’s blessings pursue those who pursue him and his way.

Question to consider: Are you seeking your own fame, comfort, and pleasure — or are you seeking God’s glory?

2) In the conclusion of Naomi’s story, we see there is always hope.

Point to ponder: Naomi’s story began sorrowfully and ended beautifully. God’s ways are inscrutible, but he promises blessing to those who trust him.

Question to consider: Is there a hard providence of God at work in your life right now, with which you may trust him?

3) In the conclusion of the whole book, we learn it is not about us at all — it is all about the fame of the Redeemer Jesus Christ.

Point to ponder: We exist for Jesus. Our story is not about us, our family, or our legacy.

Question to consider: What is one way you see Jesus’ grace at work in your life right now, making himself known to you?

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Filed Under: Messages Tagged With: Bible Study, Christian Living, Encouragement, Family, Jesus, Marriage, Ruth, Salvation

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