I like how you pointed out Gods providence in the common or mundane. What a good thing to remember. I also thought your point on power as shelter during that time was a great observation. Thanks for sharing. I’m looking forward to chapter 3!
Thank you so much for sharing! I love seeing how this piece spoke to you. It is amazing how God prepares our way often before we ever see it happening. He is so, so good. Thank you for your encouragement!
What I truly loved about the story of Ruth is that we can see how there is no such thing as coincidence. God has a plan and all is in place. The Lord takes care of His children, and we can find solace in this. He does not abandon though as humans we feel this in the depth of trial, but our Lord is faithful. Waiting, being still, seeking Him continually, He will show us the road. How many times I have not felt seen, even now, but God sees me and He gives eyes to those that He wants to see me. In him I trust.
I like how you pointed out Gods providence in the common or mundane. What a good thing to remember. I also thought your point on power as shelter during that time was a great observation. Thanks for sharing. I’m looking forward to chapter 3!
Thank you so much for sharing! I love seeing how this piece spoke to you. It is amazing how God prepares our way often before we ever see it happening. He is so, so good. Thank you for your encouragement!
Great observations, Gilda!
Thank you, dear Ada!!! So gracious of you to say!
What I truly loved about the story of Ruth is that we can see how there is no such thing as coincidence. God has a plan and all is in place. The Lord takes care of His children, and we can find solace in this. He does not abandon though as humans we feel this in the depth of trial, but our Lord is faithful. Waiting, being still, seeking Him continually, He will show us the road. How many times I have not felt seen, even now, but God sees me and He gives eyes to those that He wants to see me. In him I trust.