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Judges 14-15 Samson the 12th judge of Israel. Samson the strong. Samson the Nazirite. A man set aside for God and by God to live a consecrated and holy life, serving God's people in the delivery from the Philistines. But do we see Samson living in communion with God? Would we even know he was God's servant if we saw him from afar? These are the questions we might ask ourselves today as we look at chapters 14-15.

the book of Judges today, we meet God's 8th judge, Jephthah. A man whose faith is built upon what God has done for his country, but whose future he has taken into his own hands. We see many lives lost in these two chapters. It is Jesus who gives life in His great mercy, so that life may prevail over the darkness of the times. Thank God He has never truly abandoned us.

Join us today as we hear from Rodney DeJager as he takes us through Jesus's parable about forgiveness. We will take a look at how to break down a parable and what Christ is asking us to do in light of the forgiveness He has given us.

Passage: Ruth 4:1-10 Boaz has taken on the responsibility of serving Ruth and finding her the Manoah Naomi wishes for her. As he moves forward to find redemption for the lost widows, he reflects the love of a Savior who sees and cares for the hearts of those in need. Jesus secures us in such a way that we may never be lost again. Join us as we look at the first half of chapter 4.

Boaz has taken on the responsibility of serving Ruth and finding her the Manoah Naomi wishes for her. As he moves forward to find redemption for the lost widows, he reflects the love of a Savior who sees and cares for the hearts of those in need. Jesus secures us in such a way that we may never be lost again. Join us as we look at the first half of chapter 4.

Passage: Ruth 3:7-18 As Ruth follows Naomi's advice and takes her leap of faith to lay at Boaz's feet, presenting herself as his servant, Boaz in turn tells Ruth that he too will serve her. But there is one greater still that serves all - Jesus.

Join us today as we hear from Brain Bickle, the Camp Director at The Dune's Bible Camp. We take a look at the love our heavenly Father has for us and the wonderful adoption we have been granted. See what great love the Father has given us that we should be called God’s children—and we are! (1 John 3:1)

Weeks have passed from the beginning of the barely season to the threshing that now needs to take place. But where do the weary and those burdened find rest? Naomi sets forward to answer this very question for both her and Ruth. A leap of faith and willingness to trust, to find rest can only lead us to one place in the arms of Jesus.