E4: Picture Perfect; Ruth (Part 1)

Episode 4 of the When the Picture Isn’t Perfect Podcast podcast, hosted by whenthepictureisntperfect, titled "E4: Picture Perfect; Ruth (Part 1)" was published on December 22, 2023 and runs 12 minutes.

December 22, 2023 ·12m · When the Picture Isn’t Perfect Podcast

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Join us in a new series Picture Perfect as we examine women in the Bible who had to depend on God when their lives were far from perfect.

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Join us in a new series Picture Perfect as we examine women in the Bible who had to depend on God when their lives were far from perfect.

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