Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) is a ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), specifically on college campuses. These sermons are from the RUF at UTK.
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The RUF at the University of Tennessee podcast, hosted by Matt Howell, is a truly remarkable and impactful resource for young Christians and listeners of all ages. With a teaching style that is thoroughly Biblically-based and always pointing to Jesus, Matt Howell manages to present serious material in a gentle and accessible manner. As an older listener, I sincerely appreciate his approach and hope that the younger audience truly appreciates what he does as much as I do.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is how Matt Howell makes the Word so accessible and understandable. His teachings are rooted in Scripture, and he has a knack for bringing it back to Jesus every time. What sets him apart is his ability to present complex theological concepts in a relatable way, making each sermon hit home and resonate deeply with the soul. He does not take himself too seriously, which helps create a comfortable environment for listeners to engage with the material.
Moreover, Matt Howell's gift of teaching is truly remarkable. Regardless of the topic at hand, he has an innate ability to engage people from all walks of life, regardless of their faith or biblical knowledge. Even on seemingly mundane or boring topics, he manages to captivate his audience through his engaging delivery style. This makes his podcast accessible to everyone, whether they are well-versed in theology or just beginning their spiritual journey.
While it is challenging to find any negative aspects about The RUF at the University of Tennessee podcast, one could argue that its focus on young Christians may limit its appeal to a broader audience. However, this should not detract from its incredible value for young listeners seeking guidance in their faith journeys. Additionally, some may prefer a more formal teaching style or longer episodes; however, these preferences are largely subjective and do not diminish the overall quality of the content provided.
In conclusion, The RUF at the University of Tennessee podcast is an exceptional resource for anyone seeking deep insights into Christianity while maintaining a relatable and accessible approach. Matt Howell's teaching style is truly a gift, as he presents the Word of God in an engaging and honest manner that hits the mark every time. As someone who appreciates his teachings as an older listener, I cannot recommend this podcast enough to young Christians and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of their faith. Thank you, Matt Howell, for posting these impactful sermons!
Conclusion to Psalm 23 series**EDIT: Johnny Cash did not write "Hurt"...
Follow up to Psalm 23:5. Thanks to Robert Cunningham's Upper Room Discourse Series.
Psalm 23:5Thanks to Robert Cunningham's Upper Room Discourse Sermons
Psalm 23:4. This sermon is drawing on Skye Jethani's fantastic book "With: Reimagining the Way You Relate to God"
Psalm 23:2-3: Green Pastures, Still Waters, Righteous Paths
Intro to Psalm 23thanks to Elliot Cherry for his thoughts on Psalm 23
Thanks to Luke Rakestraw from TCPC for his thoughts
Matthew 6:13; Luke 4:1-13
Our campus staff Emily Wilson on the debilitating pressure to stay busy and the restorative rhythms of rest.
Huge thanks to Luke Rakestraw for his thoughts on this
Thanks to Robert Cunningham's sermons at TCPC on the Sermon on the Mount
Matthew 6:9-13; Luke 11:1-13Thanks to John Meinen and D.J Marotta's "Liturgy in the Wilderness"
Matthew 6:5-14, Luke 11:1-4Thanks to John Meinen at UVM for his thoughts here.
Philippians 2:3-11Thanks to Tim Keller's thought here.
Ephesians 2:19-22; 4:11-16Thanks to Robert Cunningham and Brian Sorgenfrei for their thoughts here.
Matthew 5:38-48Thank you to Austin McCann and Robert Cunningham for their thoughts here!
Hebrews 4:14-16, 1 Corinthians 7:7, Revelation 21:1-4Thanks to Robert Cunningham's thoughts and words on singleness from these passages
Tonight I am completely borrowing the majority of the content for this topic from my friend Robert Cunningham. You can find more of his work on this topic here:Â https://www.gbcon.org/audio-archive
Thanks to Joe Johnson and Matt Howell for their thoughts and words on dating.
Part one of a two week session on dating. All credit to Reid Jones, Matt Howell, and Britton Wood for their thoughts and words on this.
John 2, Ephesians 5Thanks to Matt Howell, Robert Cunningham, Tim Keller!
Exodus 20:12, Ephesians 6:1-4, Luke 14:26Thankful to the thoughts of Robert Cunningham, Matt Howell, and others in this topic.
Indebted to Matt Howell's sermon on friendship here; so much of this is his work! Also reference the work of C.S Lewis in "The Four Loves" and Andy Crouch's thought on friendship.
Mark 12:28-34Indebted to Matt Howells sermon on "Relating to God's Will" and the thoughts of Robert Cunningham.
Texts: Gen 3:8-10; Gen 5:21-23; 1 John 2:3-4; John 20:1-18
Thanks to Matt Howell for his sermon on this, and Austin Braasch for his thoughts!
Conclusion to Hebrews 11 series and senior send off night!
Hebrews 11:23-29Grateful to Keller's exegesis on Moses' life!
Thanks to my friend Austin Braasch with RUF Ole Miss!
Thanks to Tim Keller and Chad Bird for expositions of this text. Hebrews 11:8-9Genesis 32:22-32
Thanks to Brent Harriman for rejoining RUF at UTK for the evening!
Hebrews 11:8-10; Genesis 12:1-9Thankful for Tim Keller's Genesis study for this.
Hebrews 11:7; Genesis 6:8-22Huge thanks to my friend Robert Cunningham. Â Arguments from Love and Justice taken directly from him.
Second sermon from our series looking at the case-studies of faith from Hebrews 11.Hebrews 11:4Genesis 4:1-16
Wrapping up Philippians and the semester! Thanks to Tim Keller's analysis of contentment and covetousness in his 10 Commandments work.
Indebted to the book "Your Only Human" by Kelly Kapic for his work on anxiety.
Thank you to Britton Wood for filling in for Mac!
Big thanks to Brian Sorgenfrei for his SUCO talks on justification for this talk.
So much thanks to the work of Tim Keller in "Freedom of Self Forgetfulness" and a Philippians sermon from him in tonight's talk!
Thank you to Robert Cunningham for his Beatitude thought
Thank you to Tim Keller for his work on this text.
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