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31 Days of Gleaning with Ruth

Featured ~ Lisa Brittain

a.co/d/5YZn2TY Purchase your copy here.Who doesn't have questions in times of uncertainty? We all face dry, scary and disorienting situations that automatically create questions. Let's follow Old Testament heroines, Ruth and Naomi, as they bravely ask, seek and knock on God's promises for protection and provision. We will seek out the Kinsman Redeemer with Ruth … Continue reading 31 Days of Gleaning with Ruth

August Book Sale

Featured ~ Lisa Brittain

Summer tends to lead to longer breaks from corporate worship, Bible study, and discipleship. Not always. But as I chat with women friends, near and far, I sense summer has been hot and full of distractions. It's time to get back into God's Word. It's time to plug back into a faith community. Your dry … Continue reading August Book Sale

31 Days of Gleaning with Ruth:questioning my way through a famine season

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Day 18: May I {share} what I have with you?

~ Lisa Brittain

After this prayer, the meeting place shook, and they were all filled with the Holy Spirit. Then they preached the word of God with boldness.  All the believers were united in heart and mind. And they felt that what they owned was not their own, so they shared everything they had.  The apostles testified powerfully to the … Continue reading Day 18: May I {share} what I have with you?

Day 17: Women, to {grow} and bear good fruit, don’t you see we need each other?

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“I will do whatever you say,” Ruth answered.  So she went down to the threshing floor and did everything her mother-in-law told her to do.  Ruth 3:5-6 niv Afterwards, Naomi said to Ruth:  “How did it go, my daughter?”  Then (Ruth) told (Naomi) everything Boaz had done for her and added, “He gave me these six measures of barley, saying, ‘Don’t … Continue reading Day 17: Women, to {grow} and bear good fruit, don’t you see we need each other?

Day 7: To what do I {hold} when my hands feel empty?

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Funnier when Jerry Seinfeld says it for sure, but the exchange makes a good point I think.  Especially as concerns spiritual matters.  It's easy to take the word of God - to read it, to hear it, and to know it intellectually.  However, the most important aspect is {hold}ing to the Word of God.