Truth For Life Daily Program Family Ties
Jul 9, 2025
Discover the powerful interplay of faith and providence in the story of Ruth, as her perseverance uncovers divine blessings. Explore themes of generosity and inclusion in Ruth and Boaz's relationship, showcasing the importance of welcoming the marginalized. Dive into theological perspectives on race and unity, emphasizing God's covenant love across diverse backgrounds. Additionally, learn about the community's role in support and the transformative power of kindness in sharing God's Gospel.
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God's Grace Visible in Boaz
- Boaz exemplifies God's grace by showing generosity and covenant care to Ruth.
- The invisible God becomes visible through the kindness and actions of His people like Boaz.
Ruth's Grace-Filled Meal
- Ruth received roasted grain from Boaz to eat until she was satisfied and even took some home.
- This kindness showed God's provision and care through Boaz's generosity.
Theological Over Racial Purity
- Biblical prohibitions against intermarriage were theological, not racial.
- God created all nations from one man; racial purity is not the gospel's concern.
Scripture teaches that God “is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think.” See this truth in action in Ruth’s story. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg points out how an invisible God became visible as Ruth gleaned barley in Boaz’s field.