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Each week’s sermon is listed once, with a clear note on where it was preached live and where it was shown by video.

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Current series

Ordinary Faithfulness:
The Book of Ruth

September 20 to October 25

A fall series about ordinary trust, honest grief, and the faithful love of God.

Recent messages

From the book of Ruth.

October 11

Ruth 1:6-18

Where You Go, I Will Go

Reuben Ashcombe

Preached live at Rogers 9:00am and Springdale 11:15am. Shown by video at Rogers 11:00am, Springdale 9:30am, Bentonville, and Bella Vista.

Read the notes
  • Naomi tells her daughters-in-law to go home.
  • Ruth stays anyway.
  • Faithfulness usually looks like staying.

October 4

Ruth 2:1-12

Gleaning at the Edges

Reuben Ashcombe, with Kiana Brewster-Lind at Springdale

Preached live at Rogers 9:00am. Kiana Brewster-Lind preached this same passage live at both Springdale services while Reuben was at a pastors retreat. Shown by video at Rogers 11:00am, Bentonville, and Bella Vista.

Read the notes
  • Boaz leaves grain at the edges on purpose.
  • Generosity is planned before it is needed.
  • Who is gleaning at the edges of your week?

September 27

Ruth 1:19-22

Bitter and Empty

Reuben Ashcombe

Preached live at Rogers 9:00am and Springdale 11:15am. Shown by video everywhere else.

Read the notes
  • Naomi renames herself Mara.
  • God lets us be honest about grief.
  • The barley harvest is already starting.

September 20

Ruth 1:1-5

A Famine in Bethlehem

Reuben Ashcombe, with Graham Petrakis at Bella Vista

Preached live at Rogers 9:00am and Springdale 11:15am. Graham Petrakis preached it live at Bella Vista 10:30am for the campus's third birthday. Shown by video at Rogers 11:00am, Springdale 9:30am, and Bentonville.

Read the notes
  • The house of bread ran out of bread.
  • Leaving is sometimes the wrong kind of practical.
  • God is not finished with Naomi's family.

“I like that the sermon page tells you it was live in Springdale. Our kids think that makes us the lucky campus.”

Anne and Josh R., Fayetteville