Ruth begins with a family running from famine and ending in deeper pain, yet God is already moving in ways they can’t see. In their lowest moment, the invitation is to turn back—to trust that God meets us even in the dark. This is where redempt...

Judges ends with two unsettling stories that show the cost of a life disconnected from God. At the same time, the book quietly points us toward hope as God continues to pursue and restore those who return to Him. As we move into Advent, we turn...

Samson’s life unravels as small compromises accumulate until he can no longer see what’s true. But in his return, we see a God who steps into our ruins with mercy and restores the repentant. From Judges 16. 

Anger isn’t always wrong, but left unchecked it deceives, blinds, and destroys. While Samson’s story shows where it can lead, in Jesus' we learn a better way. From Judges 15.

Set apart from birth and filled with the Spirit, Samson lives by what is right in his own eyes. His story calls us back to trust—to take God at His word, to surrender strength rather than using it on our own terms, and to walk in the power of t...