In the fourth and final chapter of the delightful story of Ruth God brings about the reversal of famine, an empty home, provides for future generations, and furthers the unfolding … Read more→
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Revjw’s Book Corner 6-Reading Widely and Deeply
Christians ought to read widely and deeply. We should read basic meat and potatoes books. We should also read challenging books that are beyond us. How else can we grow … Read more→
Ruth-Boaz the Kinsman Redeemer
Last week we were introduced to a kinsman of Naomi by the name of Boaz. Boaz is a man of means in Bethlehem and he has shown grace and favor … Read more→
Revjw’s Book Corner 5
As many of you no doubt know, discovering the Christ-centered nature of the Old Testament is all the rage these days. That is a good thing! The gospel of Jesus … Read more→
Ruth-God’s Gracious Provision
I’ve said it before. I will say it again. The story of Ruth is delightful. One of the reasons for the attractiveness of the story is the character of the … Read more→
Revjw’s Book Corner 4
The Christ the Center panel had the privilege this past week of interviewing Rev. Dr. Robert Davis Smart, senior minister of Christ Church (PCA) in Bloomington, IL, and author of … Read more→
Ruth and the Abrahamic Promise
Last week we began a series of posts on the book of Ruth. The stress in the first post fell on God’s faithfulness working behind the scenes of life’s seemingly … Read more→
Revjw’s Book Corner 3
The good folks of Crossway Books have brought back into circulation with a new cover, Alister Begg’s helpful booklet, Preaching to God’s Glory, which you can find here. Begg offers … Read more→
Ruth-God’s Quiet Faithfulness
The book of Ruth tells a lovely story of loyalty and covenant faithfulness. It is a true story which is well-told and has been endearing to many readers. But Ruth … Read more→
Revjw’s Book Corner 2
This week I would like to highlight two books, one that came out a few years ago and one that is new. The first, K. Scott Oliphint’s The Battle Belongs … Read more→
