Enjoying the Journey

The Weekend Pulpit: The Holy One

(Psalm 16:8-11) This message is the first in a four-part series exploring Psalm 16. These eleven verses contain an eternity of truth. In one of David’s shortest songs we

The Fame and the Name of Jesus

(Ruth 4:11-14; Micah 5:2) Bethlehem was a small, overlooked town, yet Ruth 4 calls it famous. Scott Pauley explores why a little place of bread and fruitfulness still mat

The Star of the Story

(Ruth 4:11-14) In a world obsessed with being seen, Ruth 4 uses a surprising word twice: famous. Scott Pauley asks who the real star of this story is, and why the blessin

Are You Fruitful?

(Ruth 4:11-12) What does it mean to live a fruitful Christian life? In this study of Ruth 4, Scott Pauley explores the prayer for fruitfulness in the lives of Boaz and Ru

A God-Made Life

(Ruth 4:11-13) The greatest life is not the one you build for yourself. Explore how Ruth’s story moves from debt and loss to peace, provision, and purpose, not because sh

What a Beautiful Wedding!

(Ruth 4:7-13) Weddings are beautiful, and there is much beauty in the redemption of Ruth by Boaz, pointing us to the love, sacrifice, and redemption of Jesus Christ. In t

The Weekend Pulpit: Don't Stop Now!

(Acts 15:35-40) When blessings turn to battles, conflicts arise, or correction is needed, we must continue, work through difficulties, and remain humble before God. In th

REDEEMED!

(Ruth 4:1-7a) Ruth 4 brings us to the heart of the story: redemption. In this broadcast, explore the beautiful picture of Boaz as a willing redeemer and points us to the

All We Have In God and All He Wants From Us

(Ruth 3:13) Relationship. Provision. Peace. Rest. In Christ, we have all of these, and more than we could ever fully comprehend! Scott Pauley explores Ruth 3 and the abun

How to Find Rest

(Ruth 3:14-18) In a world filled with noise, hurry, and uncertainty, where can we find true rest? Scott Pauley returns to Ruth 3 to uncover the beautiful truth behind Nao

Have You Found Your Place?

(Ruth 3:1-14)The greatest place in the world is at the feet of our Savior! This message examines Ruth’s posture and highlights three marks of Ruth's place at the feet of

At His Feet

(Ruth 3:1-14) What does it mean to truly come to the feet of Jesus? In this study, Scott Pauley explores Ruth 3 and the beautiful picture of trust, surrender, grace, and

The Weekend Pulpit: Find Your Place, Do Your Part

(Acts 13:1-7) What does it really mean to find your place and do your part in God’s work? From the life of Barnabas in Acts 13, Scott Pauley challenges us to move beyond

Bless The Lord!

(Ruth 2:18-23) Ruth 2 points us beyond the blessings to the One who gives them. Join Scott Pauley as he highlights Boaz and relates three pictures of how Boaz is a pictur

"Under His Wings" We Learn A Principle

(Ruth 2:11-17) There is protection and provision living in the presence of God, "under His wings." Find what it means to come under God’s wings through Ruth’s example of

"Under His Wings" We Live In His Presence

(Ruth 2:11-17) Ruth 2 reminds us that true faith is not simply seeking something from God: it is coming to God Himself. Join Scott Pauley in this broadcast and explore Ch

"Under His Wings" We Have Provision

(Ruth 2:11-17) From a mother bird sheltering her young to the wings of the cherubim stretched over the mercy seat, pictures in Scripture point us to the heart of our grac

"Under His Wings" There Is Protection

(Ruth 2:11-17) "Why have I found grace?" Ruth asks the question every sinner wants answered, and Boaz replies with a picture Scripture returns to again and again: there i

The Weekend Pulpit: Whose Son Is He?

(Acts 11:19-24) This broadcast continues the study of the life of Barnabas. The church at Jerusalem needed someone to send to Antioch, and they chose the man they already

Stay Close

(Ruth 2:8, 21, 23) It is easy to draw near to God in a crisis, but the real challenge is learning to stay close. Through Ruth’s story, discover what awaits those who rema