Synopsis
The Gospel According to Ruth: A Season of Harvest is an inspiring devotional that draws out many metaphors found in the story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz. Leaving Moab to return to Bethlehem was not a journey made with much hope but God drew them to Bethlehem His house of bread to provide for them and all the world. Filled with Scriptural applications, this harvest-themed devotional will guide your soul on a 121-day passage. There are four major divisions within this devotional that explores the Christian calling, the Christian labor, the Christian rest and finally, Christian marriage in the Lord. This devotional study in the book of Ruth has over 1000 related bible verses. The seven major feast of Israel are surveyed along with the Promised Land from Bethlehem, Jericho, the Jordan River, the Dead Sea and the wilderness crossing. Both Old and New Testament stories intersect the cross of Christ and come alive on the pages of this book. This devotional also has a companion 58-page pocket book titled, Poems from The Gospel According to Ruth, along with an unabridged audiobook.
About the Author
Kevin Foster is an award-winning author and The Gospel According to Ruth: A Season of Harvest 121 Days of Devotions was named gold medalist in the Enduring Light Devotional category of the 2017 Independent Publisher Illumination Book Awards. Kevin's work has been compared to reading Chambers and Spurgeon. Kevin Foster PA-C, NP, (Graduate of USC School of Medicine) is an award winning board-certified Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner. Before his medical career, he lived in Liberia, West Africa, with a medical missionary doctor who was a student of the Bible and a teacher of God's Word. Kevin also attended the African Bible College (A.B.C.) and had a traveling film ministry. Kevin has traveled through the United States and sixteen countries as a part of a global skateboard, Bible-teaching ministry, speaking and teaching youth on the importance of loving God and living by the Word of God. Kevin has a compassionate heart toward his patients after surviving surgery for the removal of a brain tumor and cancer (lymphoma). When he's not practicing medicine, he can be found spending time enjoying his wife and their five children, preaching, and teaching at churches, Bible studies, and small Deaf groups.
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