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Ruth 4
Empty to Full
The book of Ruth ends with a wedding, a baby, and a family restored. But the book's greatest surprise comes in its final verses, where God reveals that this ordinary family's story is part of his extraordinary plan to bring the King—and the Saviour—the world desperately needs.
Ruth 2
Finding Kindness
What will you find when you return to God? Ruth 2 answers with a beautiful picture of His unexpected kindness. Through quiet providence and surprising generosity, God begins to turn Naomi’s emptiness into hope and shows Ruth the grace found in refuge under his wings.
Ruth 1:6-22
Returning to God
What does it look like to return to God after wandering, suffering or loss? In Ruth 1:6-22, the stories of Naomi, Orpah and Ruth reveal the cost, the hope and the struggle of returning to the Lord—and and the unexpected kindness that meets us there.
Ezra 7-8
God’s Word & Hand
How can God’s people survive and thrive in a world where we possess little power or influence in society? It seems like the odds are stacked against the church. Ezra 7-8 provides two profound answers: by having the word of God dwell in us, and the hand of God on us.
Ezra 5-6
Restored Again
Have you ever felt stuck, lacking the energy or excitement to move forward? Perhaps you've even given up on something worthwhile. That's where God's people found themselves in Ezra. However, Ezra 5-6 records a crucial turning point. Discover how God reignites His work, empowers perseverance in the face of opposition, and leads to a celebration of restoration.
Ezra 1-2
The God Who Restores
In 539BC the people of Judah are released from exile in Babylon and allowed to return home to rebuild the temple. But this is not just a story about going home. It's a story about God restoring a people to himself. We'll see how it points to the restoration we all need, and how God sovereignly works to bring it about.
Romans 8:28-30
All Things for Good
Romans 8:28 is one of the most loved verses in the Bible. We love the thought that for those who love God all things work together for good. But what is the good that God is working for? How can we see it in our lives, especially when things are not good?
1 Samuel 30
The King We Need
After all David had been through this latest tragedy was almost too much! What do you do when your world falls apart? Some tragedies are so overwhelming you even run out of tears. But in this passage we learn of the strength, the deliverance, and the grace of the true King.
1 Samuel 27-29
Facing Dilemmas
In these chapters we find both David and Saul in a mess of their own making – something we can all relate to. However, they demonstrate that one predicament is far worse than all others, and that God's mercy is always our only hope.