God's Redemption Sovereignly Fulfilled

Big Idea: Ruth’s redemption reveals a greater Redeemer.Book of Ruth 4:1–22 ultimately points us to Christ. A redeemer was needed, and when the cost was clear, only one stepped in and finished the work. That reality finds its fullness in Jesus. He did not step back when redemption required His life—He willingly gave Himself to secure it. This passage is not just about a restored situation; it is about a revealed Savior. Christ is the true Redeemer who fully pays the price, restores what was lost, and secures a future that cannot be taken away.“So Boaz took Ruth, and she became his wife… and the Lord gave her conception, and she bore a son.” (Ruth 4:13, ESV)Learn to LiveCan I say right now I am redeemed by ChristHow can I express my gratitude because I am redeemedWho needs to know that Christ is the true RedeemerJoin us Sundays at 9:00 & 11:00📍 Heritage Church — Ashburn, VA🌐 https://heritageva.church—ABOUT HERITAGEWe exist to glorify God by making, maturing, and multiplying disciples through His power and for His glory.https://heritageva.church/our-mission—PLAN A VISITNew to Heritage? Start here:https://heritageva.church—GIVEYour generosity helps us reach more people with the gospel.https://heritageva.church/give