RUF Michigan

This semester, campus minister Robert Knuth is unpacking a 2nd century Christian creed called "The Apostle's Creed." From Mark 9:14-25, we first look at what it means for the creed to echo over and over again the two words, "I believe."

Acts 9:1-19 is a famous chapter because it details the Apostle Paul's conversion. What is so significant about it for college students today? Join campus minister Robert Knuth as we break down the implications of forgiveness--specifically, the opportunity it brings to both us and others when God, in Jesus Christ, has the power to forgive sin.

Matthew 15:21-28 can be confusing and even offensive. What is Jesus trying to communicate here? Join campus minister Robert Knuth as we gain clarity both on the mission of Jesus as well as the margin he has for unexpected people.

Luke 18:18-30 is the parable of the Rich Young Ruler. Join us as campus minister Robert Knuth unpacks the perils of self-reliance and the beautiful vision of living counter-culturally; where losing is winning.

You live out of your scars. How does this affect how you view school, your career, marriage, friendships, and ultimately God? Join Robert Knuth as he opens up John 20:24-29 to showcase the good news that Jesus invites Thomas (and you!) to live out of His scars.

Do you WANT to be healed? Seems like a dumb question. What is Jesus getting at with this question in John 5? Join Robert Knuth as he digs into the heart behind Jesus' question and the heart behind our human condition.

Everybody evangelizes. It doesn't matter who you are: when you experience a good or beautiful thing, you tell other people. Join campus minister Robert Knuth as he opens up John 4:31-42 and specifically the idea that: if Jesus is the most beautiful thing the world has ever beheld, His people should evangelize in a way that is both thoughtful and beautiful.

One of the most distinctive aspects to the character of Jesus in the Bible: the way He interacts with women. What does it say about how God views you? Join campus minister Robert Knuth as he opens up John 4:1-30 to display a God who is not cheap with His people, and is instead, a God of abundance.

It doesn't matter what you believe, we all want humility. However, the humiliation that produces humility comes at a great cost. Campus minister Robert Knuth opens up John 3:1-15 to reveal one religious man's motivation for coming to Jesus. The answer he gets from Jesus might surprise you and actually offer hope to anyone who's ever felt humiliated.

Guest preacher and local pastor, Rev. Ryan McVicar, opens up one of the best chapters in the entire Bible for us, John 21:1-23. Tune in to find out why this chapter cuts to the heart of the Gospel.