I recently watched Tyler Perry’s Ruth and Boaz  on Netflix, and it made be go back to the Bible to reread their story. It reminded me how faithfulness, even in quiet seasons, can lead us right into God’s perfect timing. Ruth’s story doesn’t begin in abundance; it begins in loss. She left everything she knew to follow Naomi back to Bethlehem, not knowing what waited ahead. What moves me most is her trust in the middle of uncertainty. She didn’t know what her future held, but s

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