Intro to the Book Of Ruth

When Boaz Met Ruth | Ruth Chapter 2:1-7

In Episode 37, we discuss Ruth Ch. 2. Looking at the story within the story of when Boaz met Ruth at work. Along the way, we grab various life applications and insights that will aid us on our Christian Journey. Thanks for listening. If you like to hear more devotionals such as this one then please see, https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml [https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml]

Family Choices | Ruth Chapter 1

In Episode 36, we discuss Ruth Ch. 1. Looking at the decisions Ruth made to leave her homeland and to serve the God of Israel. Along the way, we grab various life applications and insights that will aid us on our Christian Journey. Thanks for listening. If you like to hear more devotionals such as this one then please see, https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml [https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml]

Intro to the Book Of Ruth

In Episode 35, we will begin our weeks-long devotional study into the Book Of Ruth. Along the way, we planned to grab various life applications and insights that will aid us on our Christian Journey. Thanks for listening. If you like to hear more devotionals such as this one then please see, https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml [https://media.rss.com/the-nightly-prayer-podcast/feed.xml]

From Complaining To Praying To Praising God | Insights from Habakkuk 3

In today's episode, we will explore the Minor Prophet Habakkuk. So, who exactly was Habakkuk the Prophet? There is limited information about this Minor Prophet's background as revealed in the Bible. However, he served as a prophet to the Southern Kingdom of Israel, as indicated by the visions related to the Chaldeans, outlined in Habakkuk 1–2. These visions, articulated through Hebrew poetry, foreshadowed an imminent invasion by a foreign power. The impending threat to the Southern Kingdom of Israel would come from the Babylonians, a formidable and feared ancient empire on the rise. Here are some important insights we can gain from Chapter Three that will enrich any believer's life: * A believer can attain a deeper understanding of God through prayer. * The path to comprehending suffering lies within one's prayer life. * Patiently waiting for the fullness of time will reveal God's righteous judgment. This applies in various contexts, whether concerning: * A wicked nation * A corporation * Situations in your neighborhood * Interpersonal conflicts, such as between spouses Even within families, you may encounter injustices, but rest assured that God will bring about justice in due time. Thus, the book of Habakkuk can guide you toward a greater understanding of suffering through your prayer life. Thanks for listening! May God Keep You and Bless You! Background Music used with permission see code below: INIBCGUZL2FF5NXY

The Nation That Humiliates Others Will Be Humiliated | Insights from Habakkuk 2:15-17

In today's episode, we will explore the Minor Prophet Habakkuk. So, who exactly was Habakkuk the Prophet? There is limited information about this Minor Prophet's background as revealed in the Bible. However, he served as a prophet to the Southern Kingdom of Israel, as indicated by the visions related to the Chaldeans, outlined in Habakkuk 1–2. These visions, articulated through Hebrew poetry, foreshadowed an imminent invasion by a foreign power. The impending threat to the Southern Kingdom of Israel would come from the Babylonians, a formidable and feared ancient empire on the rise. What key insights can we glean from Habakkuk 2:15-17? World Powers will be condemned by their actions when they humiliate the nations that they have invaded and have occupied just like the Babylonians were defeated and occupied later in history by the Persians. When nations or a more powerful people humiliate weaker groups, God records their evil ways and their wicked actions will be repaid back to them and the Lord will have the last laugh. Thanks for listening! May God Keep You and Bless You! Background Music used with Permission, see code below: WPDZRYDQUCRBYY6P