There is no greater good than to see God in his glory and to enjoy him in it.

To support that idea, Campus Minister Nick Bratcher made three points from Mark 9–that we are designed for glory, distracted to death, and destined for resurrection.

Because Jesus graciously died to gather us to himself, we must invite those whom he loves into that gathering.

To do that, we’re going to need to do three things: say what Jesus said, love those whom Jesus loved, and suffer as Jesus suffered.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the fourth sermon in our “Life of Peter” series. It centers around the question, “Who do you want to be?”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the third message in our “Life of Peter” series. It seeks to answer the question: how does God’s compassion meet us in our faltering faith and doubt?

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the second message in our series, The Life of Peter. It explores how we minimize Jesus, meet Jesus, and maintain relationship with Jesus.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the first message in our series, The Life of Peter. Its main idea is that God’s presence in our world is good news for three reasons: Jesus knows us all the way down, Jesus loves us all the way down, and Jesus won’t leave us all the way down.

Each year we hear from our seniors how the Lord has worked through RUF in their lives. These are their stories.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher preaches the twelfth sermon in our series, “Psalms: Songs that Shape Us.” It centers around the question, “How are we to work and rest?”

Campus Intern David Brashier preaches the ninth sermon in our series, “Psalms: Songs that Shape Us.”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher preaches the eighth sermon in our series, “Psalms: Songs that Shape Us.” It centers around what feels true in depression and what is true in depression.