The Fields of Boaz “So Ruth left and entered the field to gather grain behind the harvesters. She happened to be in the portion of land belonging to Boaz…” — Ruth 2:3 (CSB) Background Long before Bethlehem became known for a manger and a star, it was known for its fields. Fertile, sloping hills outside … Continue reading Sacred Places: Bethlehem
Redemption
The Scarlet D
There’s a quiet shame some carry in the Church—not because of a sin they committed, but because of a story they survived. It’s the shame of divorce. We don’t talk about it much, not really. We might preach about grace and mercy on Sunday, but by Monday morning, the whispers begin. And if you’re divorced? … Continue reading The Scarlet D
Joseph, the Cupbearer, the Baker…and the Cross
Sometimes the Bible leaves breadcrumbs across generations—whispers of a deeper story that only One Author could write. Genesis 40 is one of those moments. On the surface, it’s about Joseph in prison, interpreting dreams. But when we slow down, we begin to see something breathtaking: • The cupbearer has a dream of restoration—he will live. … Continue reading Joseph, the Cupbearer, the Baker…and the Cross