Ruth, Ep. 1

Does your life feel messy, uncertain, exhausting, broken? You’re not alone. Every woman has hard chapters in her story—and every woman needs God to step into those chapters with redeeming love.

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth was married to Robert for a little over ten years. At the funeral service for Robert, Nancy reflected on his life and his sweet love for her and for the Lord. Hear some of what she shared.

When you step into eternity, how will others remember you? You can think about that as you listen to friends and family of Robert Wolgemuth remember his life and honor his God.

Our English Bible didn’t fall from heaven. Nope! It’s the fruit of long years of sacrifice and careful translation work instead. The result is a treasure worth cherishing every day.

In the 1500s, a brilliant scholar named William Tyndale was condemned to death. His crime? Translating the Bible from Greek and Hebrew into English.

Historically, if you owned an English Bible in Britain, you could be jailed or killed. As you study how we got the English Bible—through the sacrifice of faithful men—are you grateful for the copies on your shelf? Nancy invites you to be!

When you open the English Bible, you’re benefitting from centuries of struggle and work. Translators poured out their time, effort, and even their lives to preserve the Word of God. Find out how we got our English Bible.

When there’s sin and shame in your past, it can be difficult to talk to others about it. But Portia Collins says talking about it not only helps you walk in freedom, it shines the spotlight on the magnificent grace of God.

There’s a boulder that weighs many down—shame. Even though they know God has forgiven them, their lives are affected by what they’ve done. Portia Collins and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth help you know how to no longer be defined by shame.

Are you feeling empty today? If so, where can you find fullness? The world can’t offer it, but the Word can. Gretchen Saffles invites you to bring your emptiness to Jesus and let Him satisfy your weary heart.