Gene Higgins examines life-changing choices through the examples of Elimelech and Naomi, addressing the negative spiritual consequences of worldliness, discontentment, and straying from God's people. He explores the dangers of subtle compromises, the responsibilities of spiritual leadership within the home, and the vital importance of resisting influences that compete with God's authority. Finally, Higgins contrasts the sorrow and regret of wandering away with the spiritual restoration, fruitfulness, and blessing found in returning to fellowship with God and His people.

This message is from the 2024 Pennsauken/Barrington Conference and was recorded on 1/6/24