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Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the fifth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we answer the question, “What are the dangers of our disobedience to God?”

Our normal large group was on pause this week to cheer on the Cats, but Campus Minister Nick Bratcher still taught a halftime devotional for the fourth installment of our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we learn that Jesus is a greater high priest to truly wash away our sin, and we are set apart to follow his example for the world to see.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the third sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we learn that our sin is grave and great, but God’s grace is greater.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the second sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we learn three ways a whole burnt offering presents God’s people with a path forward together: a whole burnt offering is complete, costly, and continual.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the first sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” This one centers around the question, “To what story do the laws of Leviticus belong?”

Many thanks to the various commentaries that contributed to this series: "Leviticus" from the ZECOT series by Jay Sklar, "Teaching Leviticus: From Text to Message" by G. Geoffrey Harper, "Leviticus" from the Anchor Bible series by Jacob Milgrom, and "The Book of Leviticus" from the NICOT series by Gordon Wenham.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches at our twelfth large group of the semester as part of our “Life of Peter” series. It centers around one big idea: we have been born again into a new family with a glorious inheritance.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches at our eleventh large group of the semester as part of our “Life of Peter” series. It presents us with three options to seek our justification: the allure of opinions, the allure of obedience, and the apprehension of grace.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches at our ninth large group of the semester as part of our “Life of Peter” series. It centers around one big question, “How does Jesus restore us into right relationship with himself?”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches at our eighth large group of the semester. It centers around one big question, “How does one fall away from Jesus?”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches at our seventh large group of the semester. It centers around a big question: how do we forgive people? We first need to see our own forgiveness from God. And then, if we see and truly accept that forgiveness, forgiven people ought to forgive people.