THE BOOK OF RUTH| GOD’S RESTORATION PLAN| Preservation and Prospective Living| Discipleship |Session-30| 2025| CHIMDI OHAHUNA In this thought-provoking episode, we explore Ruth 1:8 alongside Hebrews 12, drawing attention to the subtle yet persistent nature of “the sin that easily besets.” This isn’t a one-size-fits-all struggle—it’s personal, shaped by both nature and nurture. Yet the call remains the same: to lay it aside and walk in the freedom Christ has already secured. Key Highlights: - Understanding “The Sin”: Each believer faces unique triggers—some inherited, others learned. But all are addressed through the finished work of Christ. Romans 8:3 and 2 Corinthians 5:17 remind us that Jesus dealt with the nature of sin so we can confront its expressions. - Guarding Your Reasoning: The story of Eve and the serpent reveals how reasoning outside God’s standard opens the door to deception. “Anyone you don’t want to reason like, don’t reason with.” - Offences as Hindrances: Offences are more than emotional wounds—they’re spiritual traps. They obstruct prayer, giving, and can even derail one’s eternal path (Matthew 5:23–24; 18:8–9). - Marriage and Maturity: Love may initiate a union, but knowledge sustains it. Acts 24:16 calls us to maintain a conscience void of offence, both before God and man. - Weights and Vision: Hebrews 12 urges us to lay aside every weight—not just sin, but distractions that keep us looking back instead of fixing our gaze on Jesus. These weights deform, distract, and disqualify. - Kindness Redefined: God’s kindness isn’t measured by material gain but by His abiding presence. It’s not found in comparison, but in communion. Beloved, this episode is a call to spiritual alignment—where actions reflect maturity, offences are released, and the pilgrim’s posture is restored. Ruth’s journey reminds us that the path to purpose begins with laying aside what hinders and embracing the presence that sustains. Subscribe to GRACELIFECOMI and join us for a session that promises to stir your spirit and invite you closer to Christ!. Whether you're a long-time listener or new to our community, there's something here for everyone! Jesus is Lord.