This sermon is from the sermon series from the 2019 Fall semester of Reformed University Fellowship at WKU. In this passage George Hamm, RUF campus minister at The University of Louisville, shares with us how Jesus' transfiguration is what gives us hope in an often meaningless and painful world. Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU

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Mark 9- The Transfiguration

This message from the Gospel of Mark comes from the 2019 Fall semester of Reformed University Fellowship at WKU. In this passage Jesus takes his disciples into a empty place,  only to find it is full of people who are in great need of not only food, but a Shepherd. Jesus, as a good Shepherd, then feeds over 5000 people through the very little of what his disciples bring to the table, yet it is more than enough. Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU

Mark 6 - How Many Loaves Do You Have?

This sermon is the fifth in the series from the 2019 Fall semester of Reformed University Fellowship at WKU. In this passage Jesus asks 2 very important questions to that reveal he is eager to move towards those who have suffered deep pain: "Who touched my clothes?" and "Why are you crying?" As we will Jesus invites us to grab hold of him by faith and in doing so he heals us and gives us hope in the midst of our pain.Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU.

Mark 5 - Why Are You Crying?

This sermon is from the fourth RUF of the Fall semester RUF at WKU in 2019. In this sermon we study about the moment when Jesus calms a great storm that Jesus himself lead his apostles (and others) into! Why would he do that? Jesus asks his follows after calming the storm, "Why are you so afraid?" The answer is because we do not have faith, but Jesus shows us why we can have faith in his power and presence.Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU.

Mark 4- Why Are You So Afraid?

This is the third sermon from RUF at WKU in Fall 2019. In this sermon Ross looks at the startling question Jesus asks: "Who are my mother and my brothers?" Maybe this doesn't sound surprising to you, but in that day and age Jesus' response would have cut against the norm of where everyone placed their identity. Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU.

Mark 3- Who Are My Mother and My Brothers?

This is the second sermon from RUF at WKU in Fall 2019. In this sermon Ross expounds upon Mark 2:1-12 where Jesus FORGIVES a man looking for healing. After looking around Jesus asks "Why do you doubt these things in your hearts?" and Ross argues that Jesus asks us the very same question in the midst of our own skepticism. Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU.

Mark 2- Why Do You Doubt These Things in Your Heart

This is the first sermon from RUF at WKU in Fall 2019. In this sermon Ross introduces the series for the semester, and we begin by studying Mark 8:27-30 where Jesus asks his disciples (and us) "Who do you say I am?" Interested to find out more about RUF at Western Kentucky University? Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU.

Mark 8- Who Do You Say I Am?

In this sermon Ross shares from Leviticus 19:1-2, 9-18, 33-37 how God's Holiness embodies his Goodness, and how Jesus invites us to share and abide in his goodness to us.Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 19- Jesus our Good Savior

This sermon audio is not from RUF (the audio was lost) but from when Ross preached at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Memphis, TN. In this sermon we study the Day of Atonement, and how we can have confidence before a Holy God through his work as priest and atoning sacrifice on the cross.Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 16- Jesus our Scapegoat (at Redeemer Church)

In this episode we study of the death of Aaron's two sons when they disregard God's Holiness in Leviticus 10, but how God upholds his standard of holiness for us through Jesus.Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 10- Jesus our Holiness

In this episode RUF intern Matt Horne preaches from Leviticus 9 and reminds us how God wants us to be with him. Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 9- God's Glory Revealed

In this episode we study the ordination of the High Priests from Leviticus 8:1-9, 30 and what it means for Jesus to be our High Priest. Unfortunately, the recording did not begin until after the scripture reading. Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 8 - Jesus Our High Priest

In this episode we study the Peace Offering as it is describes in Leviticus 3:1-5, 12-17, Leviticus 7:15, 31-32. Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 3- Jesus our Peace Offering

The first sermon of the Spring 2019 series in RUF at Western Kentucky as we study the book of Leviticus. In this episode we ask "Why Study Leviticus?" and Ross attempts to answer that question by looking at Leviticus 1:1-9 and the sacrifice of the whole burnt offering.There is a moment in this episode where Ross plays a clip from an episode of the West Wing. Unfortunately, the audio quality of the clip is not great, so be prepared to turn up the volume.Go to RUF.org/wku for more information about our ministry and to find out how to give to support the work of RUF on campus at Western Kentucky University.

Leviticus 1:1-9 - Jesus our Whole Burnt Offering

Real Relationships: 1 John 4

Talks from Rev. Ross Lockwood at RUF at Western Kentucky University. Join us every Wednesday night at 8pm in DSU 3020 for worship and fellowship. RUF stands for Reformed University Fellowship and is the campus ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). To find out more about our ministry, or to support the work of RUF on campus at WKU, go to RUF.org/wku

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