Naomi bible

What is the importance of intentional living? As Christians, does what we do on a daily basis matter? Take a look at the story of Naomi and Ruth in the Bible, and learn why even our most ordinary days matter.

Let's look at the Book of Ruth and the Ruth and Naomi relationship. We will look at Boaz, their Kinsman Redeemer, a picture of Jesus our own Redeemer

The story of Naomi in the Bible is a a powerful testament to the power of staying faithful to God when life doesn't seem to go your way.

When the famine ends, Naomi moves back to Israel. Ruth the Moabitess loyally tells Naomi, ‘Where you go I will go.’

What is the importance of intentional living? As Christians, does what we do on a daily basis matter? Take a look at the story of Naomi in the Bible, and learn why even our most ordinary days matter.

Cut out and color puppets of Naomi and Ruth. Use the puppets as you read the illustrated Bible story.

Though often unnamed, there are many mothers in the Bible. Not all of them are good examples for us, but they all have something to teach. In honor of Mother's Day, I want to look at 6 Admirable Mothers!

Looking for a quick Bible study on Naomi in the Bible? Try this one! Have you ever left full, only to return empty? Maybe you followed God’s call, you journey out with Him excited and ready to do what He has put in your heart. Maybe God called you into ministry or missions, or maybe He called you into the unknown in your very own home. Perhaps God called you away from something, some people, some situations, a job. And now, now you find yourself exhausted, spent, used up, empty.

Naomi and her daughters-in-law, Orpah and Ruth, were alone after their husbands died. Ruth asked Boaz to marry her. She had a baby boy who became the grandfather of David, the future king of Judah.