RUF at Boston University Podcast

The second part in our series on the Apostles' Creed explores the differences between human solutions to the separation between God and humankind and God's solution--his only Son, Jesus Christ, the only mediator. Thanks for listening!

This Fall our teaching series is titled, "What Do You Believe? Exploring the Apostles' Creed." Each week we will examine the truths of Scripture encapsulated in each clause of this ancient creed in order to deepen our understanding of Christian doctrine and by way of introduction to what Christians believe to those who are exploring the faith. Thanks for listening!

The final sermon in our series on Galatians preached by Nathan Dicks at our final Large Group meeting (on Zoom) 4/27/20. Text: Galatians 6.

This is a tough one! Let's think about it together. There is mystery that we cannot know here, but there is good news for sinners here too.

RUF at BU interns, Chet and Serena, join a conversation about how to love your parents or roommates during this time of stay-home orders and quarantine. 

After polling RUF at BU students, this is our topic of choice: confronting sin in quarantine. Listen in for some biblical principles and some practical things you can start doing today to stay in the battle against sin in your life and receive God's grace in the midst of it.

Christians are those who can grieve and hope at the same time. But what does it look like to have hope in our current moment? Let's see what the Bible has to say....

This is the first installment of Quarantine Questions, a segment in which Campus Minister Nathan Dicks, examines how to apply the Bible to the current moment. In this episode, we learn about how to grieve biblically. 

RUF at BU's Campus Minister, Nathan Dicks, teaches on Galatians 4:8-31 during our "Virtual Large Group" gathering. 

Reformed University Fellowship at Boston University now has a podcast. Tune in for teaching, reflections on the Bible and culture, and conversations designed to help BU students come to know the love of Jesus and grow in the freedom of the gospel.