Nick Bratcher discusses how the Gospel provides us an opportunity for an ethical life.

Nick Bratcher discusses the current ethical crisis in the post-Christian West.

Part seven of our series in Exodus, “Being Known and Living Free.”

Part six of our series in Exodus, “Being Known and Living Free”

Fundamentally, the study of ethics aims to answer the question, how ought we to live? You and I, tragically, live in a moment of severe ethical poverty. We went looking for freedom and found ourselves enslaved to an ethical system that provides more outrage than answers, more pain than promise, and more gray than guidance. How do we get out of this mess? Campus Minister Nick Bratcher leads a one-hour seminar on Saturday morning of RUF’s Midwest Winter Conference to explore the hope found in Christian ethics.

Part four of our series in Exodus, “Being Known and Living Free”

Part three of our series in Exodus, “Being Known and Living Free”

Part two of our series in Exodus, “Being Known and Living Free”

Just as Smalls in the movie, “The Sandlot,” is freed to play the game of baseball by the strength and faithfulness of another, so also were the Israelites freed—and us, by extension. Hear more about how we find joy and freedom in the midst of oppression as Nick Bratcher preaches on Exodus 1.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher unpacks the “Distinctive Drama of Marriage” and the “Deeper Destiny of Marriage” as part of our ongoing series on relationships.