God Is Writing More Than You Can See
20 June 2026 Ruth 1 ends with a simple statement that could easily be overlooked. After all the grief, loss, and tears, Scripture says, “They… Read More »God Is Writing More Than You Can See
20 June 2026 Ruth 1 ends with a simple statement that could easily be overlooked. After all the grief, loss, and tears, Scripture says, “They… Read More »God Is Writing More Than You Can See
19 June 2026 Naomi finally arrived in Bethlehem. The town buzzed with excitement. The women looked at her and asked, “Can this be Naomi?” (Ruth… Read More »When Bitterness Blinds You
If you missed the special general meeting last Sunday, I want to ensure you’re kept in the loop. We had 93 members present, meaning we… Read More »A digest of business from the special general meeting, 14 June 2026
As we continue to grow together, in faith, and in number, I want us to remain firmly rooted. With a clear direction. And intentional about… Read More »A note about our DNA, and some change that’s happened this week
18 June 2026 Ruth’s words on the road to Bethlehem are among the most beautiful expressions of loyalty in Scripture. Faced with the opportunity to… Read More »A Greater Covenant Companion
17 June 2026 Ruth stood at a crossroads. Naomi urged her to return home. Orpah chose the familiar path and went back to her people… Read More »Cling to God’s People
16 June 2026 Naomi’s story reached its darkest point in Moab. She had buried her husband. She had buried her sons. She was left old,… Read More »The God Who Visits His People
15 June 2026 When famine struck Bethlehem, Elimelech made a decision that seemed sensible. Food was scarce. His family needed provision. So he left the… Read More »When Human Logic Leads You Away
13 June 2026 John draws a clear doctrinal line. “Many deceivers have gone out into the world; they do not confess the coming of Jesus… Read More »Hold Fast to the Real Jesus
12 June 2026 John closes his short letter with warmth and affection. “Though I have many things to write to you, I don’t want to… Read More »Face-to-Face Joy