Before You Choose, Who Has Authority?
Before we argue about choice, we have to settle a deeper question. Who holds authority over the value of a human life?
Tracing God’s faithfulness through the Old Testament: what these ancient stories and Scriptures reveal about His character and how they point us to Jesus.
Before we argue about choice, we have to settle a deeper question. Who holds authority over the value of a human life?
The Hebrew word ezer is used 15 times for God in the Old Testament. Here’s what that means for women, marriage, and the image of God.
Before you were a husband, God made you for himself. Genesis 2 shows us the sequence that changes everything about how men enter marriage.
Strong marriages are built when two people are first anchored to Jesus before they’re woven together.
Your ordinary faithful choices matter more than you think. God is writing chapters in your life that you cannot see yet.
Most of us know what we need to do. We just keep waiting for the right moment. Here’s what Ruth 4 says about that.
Ruth risked everything to follow Naomi’s counsel. What would it look like for you to do the same?
Most of us are using the wrong filter in relationships. Here’s what the Book of Ruth reveals about character over chemistry.
Ruth just showed up to glean in a field. She had no idea God was already working in the ordinary moments ahead of her.
The obvious choice can still be the wrong one. Here’s what Ruth chapter 1 teaches us about faithful decision making and second chances.
Avoidance prolongs pain. Concealment crushes progress. But letting God diagnose your heart through confession is where real healing begins.
Most of us grew up hearing it. “Follow your heart.” Which means trust your feelings and let your emotions lead. But what if that’s exactly what’s keeping you stuck?