RUF
RUF at App State
Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) is a Christian ministry for Appalachian State University. RUF is the national college ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). These sermons from the App State chapter are compiled from current and former RUF campus ministers as well as special guests.
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Episodes
Spring 2014 - Proper Playground Etiquette - Ephesians 5:1-21 19.03.2014 35:57
The one about living in God's family from Boring and Beautiful: Ephesians
Spring 2014 - Wardrobe Malfunction - Ephesians 4:17-32 05.03.2014 33:09
The one about taking off the old self and putting on the new one from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians.
Spring 2014 - Think Global, Act Local - Ephesians 4:1-16 26.02.2014 34:39
The one about unity in the church from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians.
Spring 2014 - Rooted in Love - Ephesians 3:14-21 19.02.2014 25:25
It was a treat to have our intern Will Wingate open the word for us at RUF. What a great reminder that Jesus makes our growth His personal mission. Great job, Will!
Spring 2014 - On Alienation - Ephesians 2:11-22 05.02.2014 31:51
The one about relationships in the church from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians
Lost Gospels? The Truth About Why We Have Four Gospels 30.01.2014 53:10
Why do we accept Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, but not Thomas, Peter, etc? Dr. Michael Kruger, President and Professor of New Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, NC tells us why.
Spring 2014 - Plight of the Living Dead - Ephesians 2:1-10 29.01.2014 37:51
The one about living dead people from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians
Spring 2014 - Knowing God - Ephesians 1:15-23 22.01.2014 38:13
The one about knowing God from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians
Spring 2014 - Grace is Amazing - Ephesians 1:1-14 15.01.2014 34:11
The one about predestination from Boring & Beautiful: Ephesians
Fall 2013 - Do You Love Me? - John 21:1-19 20.11.2013 35:33
Jesus takes Peter back to his greatest failure, but why? What does God think about our gigantic mistakes?
Fall 2013 - In Christ Alone - Matthew 27:32-54 13.11.2013 38:26
The gospel is good news because it isn't about what we have done but what Jesus has done. So, what exactly did Jesus do on the cross?
Coming Back - Genesis 4:1-16 06.11.2013 35:47
Our sin continues to haunt us long after we've committed it. Is there any hope of coming back from it?
Fall 2013 - Getting to the Point - John 5:1-18 30.10.2013 31:44
This is a story of Jesus healing a man paralyzed for early 40 years. What does John want us to see about the person of Jesus in this story?
Fall 2013 - Don't Worry, Be Happy - Matthew 6:25-34 23.10.2013 32:16
Worry and anxiety are daily struggles for nearly all of us, yet Jesus instructs us to "not be anxious." How can we be free from worry?
Fall 2013 - The King is Calling - Isaiah 6 09.10.2013 27:45
When God calls someone to serve Him, what are the essential qualities He is looking for? Isaiah's terrifying vision gives us insight.
Fall 2013 - Selling Your Soul - Mark 8:34-38 02.10.2013 27:19
What would you sell your soul for? Jesus is better than anything we could get.
Fall 2013 - Carrying the Fire - 1 Kings 19:1-18 25.09.2013 36:14
Often if feels like the darkness has surrounded us and that we are the only ones left holding the fire. How is God at work?
Fall 2013 - Forgiven, She Loved - Luke 7:36-50 18.09.2013 33:36
Shouldn't we just skip over all this sin stuff and talk about God's love. Jesus is asking, "Can those are forgiven little love much?"
Carolinas Fall Conference Talk # 4 - Prayer 15.09.2013 34:49
Ben Milner grew up in Winston-Salem on the campus of Wake Forest. He was an atheist in college until he met Margie Morgan in London. During a semester abroad she mesmerized him with the beauty and majesty of Jesus Christ. He converted to Christianity that Christmas break as he read CS Lewis' Mere Christianity. He graduated from Wake the next year and followed Margie to Richmond Virginia where...
Carolinas Fall Conference Talk #2 - Non-Retaliation 14.09.2013 34:10
Ben Milner grew up in Winston-Salem on the campus of Wake Forest. He was an atheist in college until he met Margie Morgan in London. During a semester abroad she mesmerized him with the beauty and majesty of Jesus Christ. He converted to Christianity that Christmas break as he read CS Lewis' Mere Christianity. He graduated from Wake the next year and followed Margie to Richmond Virginia where...
Carolinas Fall Conference Talk # 3 - Generosity 14.09.2013 31:31
Ben Milner grew up in Winston-Salem on the campus of Wake Forest. He was an atheist in college until he met Margie Morgan in London. During a semester abroad she mesmerized him with the beauty and majesty of Jesus Christ. He converted to Christianity that Christmas break as he read CS Lewis' Mere Christianity. He graduated from Wake the next year and followed Margie to Richmond Virginia where...
Carolinas Fall Conference Talk # 1 - Anger 13.09.2013 32:32
Forgive the poor sound quality on this episode. The others are much higher quality. Ben Milner grew up in Winston-Salem on the campus of Wake Forest. He was an atheist in college until he met Margie Morgan in London. During a semester abroad she mesmerized him with the beauty and majesty of Jesus Christ. He converted to Christianity that Christmas break as he read CS Lewis' Mere Christianity....
Fall 2013 - Who is Jesus? - Matthew 16:13-17 11.09.2013 30:48
"Who is Jesus?" is the most important question each of us must answer. Thankfully, the Lord gives us much insight into the answer.
Fall 2013 - Covering Our Shame - Genesis 3:1-21 04.09.2013 37:20
We continue our series, Questions God Asked, with a look at God's questions to Adam and Eve.
Fall 2013 - The Why Chromosome - Job 38:1-5; 16-21; 40:1-9; 42:1-6 29.08.2013 39:35
Tonight we begin our series, "Questions God Asks," with a look at passages from Job. Why does God ask questions anyway?
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