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What does redeem (redemption) mean? It’s the act of paying off a debt or the act of someone else doing it for you. It’s the action of regaining or gaining possession of something in exchange for payment, or clearing a debt. It can also be the act of being saved from faults, sin, error, or evil. The language of redemption is all over the Book of Ruth. Words built on the root “redeem” appear 23 different times in 4 chapters. The Book of Ruth points us to Jesus, the Ultimate Redeemer, 1,000 years before He was born.

During a 40 Day Prayer challenge we focused on 2 Chronicles 7:14

Urbandale, Iowa during these times it is great to see stories like this:

I follow Dr David Jeremiah and a few weeks ago he posted this:

Today is Memorial Day and each year we go to cemetery's to honor our loved ones, Brothers and Sisters that gave their lives for our freedom and protection❤

When we think of Judges, we think of people dressed in black robes sitting in a courtroom. In the Book of Judges however, we need to think of them more as heroes, warriors, military leaders, or champions, even saviors. So, it’s a Book about Biblical heroes; 12 men and women who helped rescue Israel from its oppressors. Heroes like Gideon, Samson and Deborah. These judges were not perfect at it, but when they submitted to what God wanted they did amazing, God glorifying things.

Have you traveled the Romans Road to Salvation?

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How does one go from point A (life) to point B (heaven)?

Romans 3:21 - 4:25 "The righteous shall live by faith"

The Book of Joshua is about a great leader, a man named Joshua. He was originally introduced as one of the spies who went in to look at the Promised Land. He, along with Caleb, were the ones that were confident they could go in and defeat the people of the land. They had faith. If you remember right however, the rest of the spies and people were scared and showed no faith. As a result,

Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful…