As intricate as a Faberge egg, as multi-layered as an onion, Ruth is the story of ordinary people working out how to live in God's loving ways through agonising personal circumstances. It's also an account of how the God of love works through faithful people to fulfil his purposes for them, for their nation, and indeed for all humankind. In this six-session guide, Mark Greene's astute questions, mini-features, and contemporary stories will help you to appreciate the book's drama, wonder afresh at the Lord's grace, and find inspiration and encouragement for all of life, Monday to Sunday. The fourth in this seven-study series from LICC, developed to enable Christians to read, reflect on, and see the implications of the Bible for themselves and their daily contexts - their frontlines.

How shall we live? How shall we love? For Christians, it's the same question

About the Author
Mark Greene is LICC's Executive Director, and was previously Vice-Principal and Lecturer in Communications at the London School of Theology. He is the author of Fruitfulness on the Frontline (IVP, 2014) and has produced a variety of workplace resources, including Thank God It's Monday, Supporting Christians at Work and the six-part DVD resource Christian Life & Work. He also edited Pocket Prayers for Work.

Reviews
Applied, flexible, relevant, and engaging; this Bible study series will equip you to get into the Bible and see its sharp relevance to your everyday life. * John Risbridger, Above Bar Church *



Book Information
ISBN 9781789741629
Author Mark Greene
Format Paperback
Page Count 80
Imprint Inter-Varsity Press
Publisher Inter-Varsity Press
Weight(grams) 160g