Because the book of Ruth is so short, it allows the author to do some remarkable things with the structure, story, dialogue, and characters. It’s so focused that it has a kind of rich, theological density to it. If Genesis is like the best soup you’ve ever had, the book of Ruth is like the best stew!
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Up Next in Season 1
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David’s Temple | Rooted | Episode 16
Only one person in the Bible is described as a man after God’s own heart: King David. It’s a pretty amazing description. Wouldn’t you like to be described that way?
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A Call to Conversion | Rooted | Episo...
Psalm 51 echoes throughout the Church's daily prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours. Why? Because conversion is not just a singular moment or a response to a major fall. It’s a continuous, essential aspect of the Christian life. Scott Hefelfinger invites you to explore the journey of conversion thro...
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An Undivided Heart | Rooted | Episode 18
“Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Jesus offers us this profound truth in the Sermon on the Mount. Those things we think of as precious, those things we desire—these reveal what we love. How would you respond if God asked, “What would you have me give you?”
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