Emmy Moore

She comes back to Naomi after this great day in Boaz's field. And she has all this grain and all this harvest. And Naomi's like, where did you get all of this from? And she was like, oh, I met this great guy. His name's Boaz. He's amazing. And Naomi's like, I know that man. He was a relative of my late husband. And so this is when Naomi is like, look, This is only by God.

She comes back to Naomi after this great day in Boaz's field. And she has all this grain and all this harvest. And Naomi's like, where did you get all of this from? And she was like, oh, I met this great guy. His name's Boaz. He's amazing. And Naomi's like, I know that man. He was a relative of my late husband. And so this is when Naomi is like, look, This is only by God.

And we are going to make sure we're doing everything to make sure we keep in the rhythms of God. And so from that, God continued to provide for both Ruth and Naomi. Ruth ended up marrying Boaz in the third chapter and fourth, and the God had restored everything that has been lost, which is so, so, so, so beautiful.

And we are going to make sure we're doing everything to make sure we keep in the rhythms of God. And so from that, God continued to provide for both Ruth and Naomi. Ruth ended up marrying Boaz in the third chapter and fourth, and the God had restored everything that has been lost, which is so, so, so, so beautiful.

And we get later into the story in chapter 3 and 4 where we see the details of their marriage, what God has done. Naomi gained a son, which was so beautiful. Just a lot of things that the Lord was doing through both Ruth and Naomi, all because they returned back to God. Okay, so what does this have to do with stepping into a new year and stepping into a new you?

And we get later into the story in chapter 3 and 4 where we see the details of their marriage, what God has done. Naomi gained a son, which was so beautiful. Just a lot of things that the Lord was doing through both Ruth and Naomi, all because they returned back to God. Okay, so what does this have to do with stepping into a new year and stepping into a new you?

And if God is calling you to do all these things and, you know, you lived a life of rebellion and now you're living a life of Christ, like what does the story mean for us today? What I love most about the story of Ruth and Boaz is that it depicts and shows a very beautiful love story of how Ruth had a very tragic beginning and middle and

And if God is calling you to do all these things and, you know, you lived a life of rebellion and now you're living a life of Christ, like what does the story mean for us today? What I love most about the story of Ruth and Boaz is that it depicts and shows a very beautiful love story of how Ruth had a very tragic beginning and middle and

But God ultimately restored her because she made a deliberate choice to follow him and even know what all of that really meant. And so the parallel of Ruth and Boaz is us being the bride of Christ and God. Is that whenever we, because here's the thing, the moment you are born here on earth, you are an enemy to God because you are born into sin.

But God ultimately restored her because she made a deliberate choice to follow him and even know what all of that really meant. And so the parallel of Ruth and Boaz is us being the bride of Christ and God. Is that whenever we, because here's the thing, the moment you are born here on earth, you are an enemy to God because you are born into sin.

You are born into transgressions and trials and things that are a part out of his perfect will. And we come and rest into the heart of the father when we accept what Jesus has done on the cross. And our Boaz, as we are the bride of Christ, our Boaz is ultimately God.

You are born into transgressions and trials and things that are a part out of his perfect will. And we come and rest into the heart of the father when we accept what Jesus has done on the cross. And our Boaz, as we are the bride of Christ, our Boaz is ultimately God.

Jesus, it's God for when we have been sinful and when we have been left in the dirt and when we have been apart from God, he still loves us enough to pursue us and to fight for us. We just have to make the decision to turn back to him. I love the thing that's always said is just like, It's never God who's truly far from us. It's always us who's far from God.

Jesus, it's God for when we have been sinful and when we have been left in the dirt and when we have been apart from God, he still loves us enough to pursue us and to fight for us. We just have to make the decision to turn back to him. I love the thing that's always said is just like, It's never God who's truly far from us. It's always us who's far from God.

We just get to choose how close we want to be with God. And I just want to give an encouragement that no matter how far you may feel from God, no matter what sin you may have committed, even if you feel like it's the worst of the absolute worst, there's still redemption. I talked about this in the last season. I believe it was the episode, God Please Heal Me.

We just get to choose how close we want to be with God. And I just want to give an encouragement that no matter how far you may feel from God, no matter what sin you may have committed, even if you feel like it's the worst of the absolute worst, there's still redemption. I talked about this in the last season. I believe it was the episode, God Please Heal Me.

And I was talking about Ezekiel 33 and Joel 2. And Joel 2 talks about that God is going to restore everything that the locust has taken away. And the locust was inflicted by God's people originally. So how good is God that the affliction and sin that people caused upon themselves, that God will also take the responsibility to restore them? This is the same matter with Ruth.

And I was talking about Ezekiel 33 and Joel 2. And Joel 2 talks about that God is going to restore everything that the locust has taken away. And the locust was inflicted by God's people originally. So how good is God that the affliction and sin that people caused upon themselves, that God will also take the responsibility to restore them? This is the same matter with Ruth.

Because Ruth was willing, God was able to use that willingness to restore her and to redeem her through the things of God because she decided... to pursue the things of God. Was Ruth perfect? Of course not. Was Ruth a full-on enemy? Yes, but she decided to leave her old life behind and pursue the life of Christ. So my question for you is, are you willing to leave your old life completely?

Because Ruth was willing, God was able to use that willingness to restore her and to redeem her through the things of God because she decided... to pursue the things of God. Was Ruth perfect? Of course not. Was Ruth a full-on enemy? Yes, but she decided to leave her old life behind and pursue the life of Christ. So my question for you is, are you willing to leave your old life completely?