Through the life of one ordinary couple living faithfully day in and day out, we see God moving exponentially. Our ordinary lives are part of the same great plan, so let’s not give up doing good.
Read MoreLooking at a list of names at the end of Ruth 4, we discover a legacy with more to the story. It compels us to ask: who are the people of God?
Read MoreWhat’s in a name? The people in Ruth 4 show us that we can redefine our own names and we can choose to live our lives for others’ names as well.
Read MoreNot every relationship match is made like a fairy tale, but we can cling to the hope that God is ready to redeem our story—no matter what it entails. Today we take an eyes-wide-open look into Ruth 3.
Read MoreToday we dig into gardens and walk through harvest fields as we examine what it means to be on the margins and then become noticed and protected.
Read MoreAs we begin in Ruth 1, we’ll find it’s OK dwell in the bitter for a bit to remember the truths that will help us grow.
Read MoreWe are grateful to have the Dye family, our missions partners from Venezuela, join our service today. They will share with us songs, ministry updates, and a challenging message of hope.
Read MoreSteve Carr, one of our elders, brings our message today, considering what it means for us to be a church in the city. We are challenged to look at both our message and our tone as we share the love of Jesus in Cincinnati.
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