RUF at Ole Miss

The Second Commandment jealously guards the distortion of God's image. Because if God is going to have a relationship with people, then it must involve God is He is...not a distorted image.

The first commandment holds out an explanation for our behavior and shows us the beauty of God.

In a conversation with a lawyer, Jesus helps us understand the 10 Commandments. The Law of God reveal a beautiful life, our sin, and a beautiful savior.

Les explains that good news has a way of coming out of us....and the gospel is endlessly good news.

Les demonstrates from Luke and II Peter that any idea of evangelism must be centered on God's Word as the power of salvation.

Over and over, the Bible points to marriage and says, that is a picture of God's love for the church. No picture may be more vivid that Hosea's marriage to Gomer

Roles make little sense unless you embrace a purpose. Paul holds out for his readers two primary purposes for God's creation of marriage.

In I Corinthians 13, the Apostle Paul examines the nature and importance of love.

I Corinthians 6 and Matthew 5 give us a vivid picture of the different manifestations of sexual immorality.

The Bible has an incredibly high and good view of sex. The Song of Solomon shows us its power and purpose.

Your first and longest relationship is with your parents. The work of Jesus changes the way you relate to your parents even in the complicated world of college.

The Bible does not see a single person as lacking or incomplete in the Kingdom of God.

Dr. Duncan examines the instructions for examining a woman accused of adultery. Far from the passage having a low view of women, it actually protects the innocent and shows forth Jesus love

Dr. Duncan looks at God's judgment through the venomous snakes on the Israelites and shows us the healing power of the gospel.

Dr. Duncan shows how the holiness of God cannot be in the presence of sin or imperfection.

The Bible is not a manual for dating. However, there are wisdom principles that will challenge our current assumptions about dating. The gospel enables you to date in freedom not fear.

Proverbs 31 gives us a picture of how true beauty looks in a woman's life. The standard is too high to attain and therefore begins with repentance and the need of Jesus.

1 Timothy gives us a window into the character and heart of a man who others will follow as he follows Jesus. The Bible commands wives to respect their husbands, so men should be worthy of respect.

The book of Proverbs highlights the necessity of friendship. Marriage is optional, friendship is not.

Sin has made all of our relationships dysfunctional to one degree or another. Genesis 3 shows us all the outworkings of sin.

Gods' creation in Genesis 1-2 show that our desire for relationship is more than just chemical wiring. Relationships are at the heart of what it means to be made in the image of God.