Wheeler Road Church of Christ

The story of Ruth brings up the whole issue of dating. Hence, Sunday’s message is: The Concept Of Dating.

To appreciate the customs of ancient Israel we take a tour of the evolution of dating in our own culture.

The Industrial Revolution introduced a new way human relationships were founded and developed.

It’s both interesting and valid to see God’s principles never going out of date in the arena of human relationships.

We’ll take a peak at Ruth 3 this week, and then next week we’ll unpack it.

What does gleaning wheat and barley have to do with me? We are 3,000 years removed from the story of Ruth and Boaz.

Sunday, we will be in our third installment of There Is A Redeemer: Boaz, Ruth, & You.

The theme: Place Is Everything! God blesses in places He chooses.

He moves people into position where He can favor their lives. Faith is our personal GPS to locate that place.

I look forward to working and finishing the rest of chapter two with you.

Sunday, in our series There Is A Redeemer, we will see providence at work in the lives of two very different people.

God is in the business of bringing people together for purposes only understood by people of faith.

God creates the circumstances and waits to see if the people will take a step of faith.

Our culture calls these circumstances “luck.”

The Book of Ruth reminds us that our Father is far more involved in our daily lives than we ever imagined.

He opens doors and gives and the opportunity is born to grow a stronger faith.

Ruth 2 is all about, “It Ain’t Luck!”

New study series beginning this Sunday: "There Is A Redeemer: Boaz, Ruth, & You.”

We will walk through one of the greatest short stories ever!

A handful of characters will demonstrate how the invisible hand of our God works in our lives.

Please read Ruth 1 and Deuteronomy 7 in preparation.

Bad times call for faith in a good God.

This book warms the heart and challenges the believer to trust deeper in a God who desires to “work all things out for good.” Come expecting a blessing.

This Sunday, Valentine’s Day, my message is Be My Valentine!

The lesson will examine the history of this popular holiday, and how it is a reminder of the greatest love story ever.

Want a sneak preview?

Read Ezekiel 16. I guarantee you will have questions after reading this unusual chapter.

We’ll unpack it on Sunday.

Don’t forget the chocolates!