Ruth
- Why the Book of Ruth Must Be Read Before the New Testament
- Hebrew Storytelling vs. Greek Systematic Thinking
- Why Ruth Is Not a Simple Love Story
- The Danger of Reading Ruth Backwards Through Church Doctrine
- How Language Shapes Theology in the Book of Ruth
- Ruth and the Unity of Scripture
- Why Context Matters More Than Commentary
- “Your God Will Be My God”: Faith as Covenant Alignment
- Faith That Acts: Ruth’s Five Commitments
- Leaving Moab Without Erasing Identity
- Covenant Loyalty in Times of Loss
- Faithfulness When the Outcome Is Unknown
- Ruth’s Faith Compared to Modern Definitions of Belief
- Why Faith in Ruth Is Never Private or Invisible
- Why Ruth Challenges Replacement Theology
- Salvation Without Israel: A Claim Ruth Does Not Support
- Grace in Ruth Is Never Detached From Covenant
- Why Ruth Never Replaces Israel
- The Gentile Who Joined Israel—Not Reformed It
- What Ruth Reveals About the Church’s View of Israel
- When Theology Conflicts With the Plain Reading of Scripture
- What a Go’el Is—and What It Is Not
- Redemption Always Comes With Responsibility
- Why Boaz Acts Lawfully, Not Emotionally
- Redemption Is Public, Costly, and Accountable
- Why the Nearest Redeemer Refused
- Land, Lineage, and Redemption in Ruth
- How Ruth Defines Redemption Without Metaphor
- When Obedience Feels Risky
- Waiting Without Demands
- Faith That Moves Quietly
- Trusting God in the Ordinary
- When God Works Without Explanation
- The Power of Faithful Presence
- What Ruth Teaches Without Ever Preaching