Here are 25 Life Application to be found in the book of Ruth.
There were so many places in this story where disobedience, selfish ambitions, and pride of any number of those involved could have created disaster. But three people, Boaz, Ruth and Naomi were determined to obedience to the law given to Moses so that God would be glorified.
#8 Stick to your promises.
Ruth Boaz and Naomi show how to live our lives
There were so many places in this story where disobedience, selfish ambitions, and pride of any number of those involved could have created disaster. But three people, Boaz, Ruth and Naomi were determined to obedience to the law given to Moses so that God would be glorified.
#1 Have quiet patience with people who insult us.
Ruth holds her peace even as Naomi ignores her. (1:21)
#2 Seek God, even when we don’t know what’s going on.
Ruth leaves all she knows, trusting in God, whom she's newly put her faith in to take care of her. (1:16,17)
#3 Trust God when we are taking a new direction.
Ruth travels to Bethlehem not knowing what awaits her, only she knows that the God of Israel will take care of her. (1:22)
#4 When repenting, don’t just stop doing something, but leave it far behind.
Ruth left Moab and a life of idolatry. (Ruth 1)
#5 Our everyday, ordinary conduct is an integral part of our witness.
Ruth stays pure and holy in her new life.
#6 Pray despite your pain.
Naomi prays for her two daughters in law. (1:8,9)
#7 Our loyalty shouldn’t hinge on the character of the person we love (unconditional love).
Ruth ignores Naomi's urging to stay in Moab, and insists on going to Bethlehem. (1:15)
Ruth holds her peace even as Naomi ignores her. (1:21)
#2 Seek God, even when we don’t know what’s going on.
Ruth leaves all she knows, trusting in God, whom she's newly put her faith in to take care of her. (1:16,17)
#3 Trust God when we are taking a new direction.
Ruth travels to Bethlehem not knowing what awaits her, only she knows that the God of Israel will take care of her. (1:22)
#4 When repenting, don’t just stop doing something, but leave it far behind.
Ruth left Moab and a life of idolatry. (Ruth 1)
#5 Our everyday, ordinary conduct is an integral part of our witness.
Ruth stays pure and holy in her new life.
#6 Pray despite your pain.
Naomi prays for her two daughters in law. (1:8,9)
#7 Our loyalty shouldn’t hinge on the character of the person we love (unconditional love).
Ruth ignores Naomi's urging to stay in Moab, and insists on going to Bethlehem. (1:15)
#8 Stick to your promises.
Ruth stays with Naomi through all the troubles.
#9 Respect is earned, never granted.
Boaz and Ruth have both earned the respect of the harvesters. (2:4-7)
#10 Humility is knowing your limits and your needs.
#9 Respect is earned, never granted.
Boaz and Ruth have both earned the respect of the harvesters. (2:4-7)
#10 Humility is knowing your limits and your needs.
Ruth humbles herself to ask for the charity of gleaning in Boaz' fields. (1:7)
#11 Once we’re saved, God has forever forgiven us of our past.
Boaz never derides Ruth because of her ancestry.
#12 As ambassadors of Christ, we need to guard our reputations.
Ruth, Naomi and Boaz stay true to God among an immoral society. (Judges 21:25)
#13 Some sacrifices will hurt severely, but the rewards for pleasing God are worth it.
Boaz and Ruth sacrifice their desire to marry to keep the Kinsman/Redeemer Law. (3:13)
#14 Many times our sacrifices to God will make no sense to anyone else but us.
To fulfill the law, Boaz sticks to the rules and offers Ruth, whom he loves, to the closer relative. (4:1-5)
#15 God moves in our ordinary lives to bless us in extraordinary ways.
God moves behind the scenes through the entire book of Ruth.
#16 No one is beyond the amazing salvation of God.
Even though a Moabite, Ruth is saved through her faith in God.
#17 Obedience is rewarded.
Boaz, Ruth and Naomi enjoy the birth of Obed. (4:13-16)
#18 Our need is to continue to pray about everything.
#19 God is always with His children through everything.
#20 God wants us to rely on Him for everything.
#21 If your prayer isn’t answered right away, keep praying.
#22 What we choose to do good or bad is going to affect the reputations of our fellow Christians.
#23 We should do nothing that would cause unbelievers to blaspheme the name of our Lord
#24 God can make us wait before He fulfills all He’s going to give us.
#25 God sees the end from the beginning. He sees us in heaven right now enjoying our rewards. He is seeing our worship perfected.
#11 Once we’re saved, God has forever forgiven us of our past.
Boaz never derides Ruth because of her ancestry.
#12 As ambassadors of Christ, we need to guard our reputations.
Ruth, Naomi and Boaz stay true to God among an immoral society. (Judges 21:25)
#13 Some sacrifices will hurt severely, but the rewards for pleasing God are worth it.
Boaz and Ruth sacrifice their desire to marry to keep the Kinsman/Redeemer Law. (3:13)
#14 Many times our sacrifices to God will make no sense to anyone else but us.
To fulfill the law, Boaz sticks to the rules and offers Ruth, whom he loves, to the closer relative. (4:1-5)
#15 God moves in our ordinary lives to bless us in extraordinary ways.
God moves behind the scenes through the entire book of Ruth.
#16 No one is beyond the amazing salvation of God.
Even though a Moabite, Ruth is saved through her faith in God.
#17 Obedience is rewarded.
Boaz, Ruth and Naomi enjoy the birth of Obed. (4:13-16)
#18 Our need is to continue to pray about everything.
#19 God is always with His children through everything.
#20 God wants us to rely on Him for everything.
#21 If your prayer isn’t answered right away, keep praying.
#22 What we choose to do good or bad is going to affect the reputations of our fellow Christians.
#23 We should do nothing that would cause unbelievers to blaspheme the name of our Lord
#24 God can make us wait before He fulfills all He’s going to give us.
#25 God sees the end from the beginning. He sees us in heaven right now enjoying our rewards. He is seeing our worship perfected.
Ruth Boaz and Naomi show how to live our lives
in obedience, purity, holiness and faith.
Christians are not under the law today, but we are to live holy lives, set apart for God's glory.
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