Podcasts about Reformed University Fellowship

City of Hope Presbyterian Church Sunday Worship   February 9, 2025   Sermon: Guest Speaker, Rev. Trip Beans   Text: Acts 1:12-14   Preacher: Rev. Trip Beans, Campus Minister, Reformed University Fellowship at University of Maryland Baltimore County   www.cityofhopechurch.net

Preached by Peter Lyon of Reformed University Fellowship at CNU | www.cnu.ruf.org | www.bygrace.cc

Why are hymns important for young adults, and how can we teach young people to love and appreciate hymnody? Rev. Kevin Twit, Campus Minister with Reformed University Fellowship at Belmont University (Presbyterian Church in America) and the founder of Indelible Grace Music, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about his service as a campus minister of the Reformed University Fellowship (RUF), how hymns shaped his faith in childhood and into adulthood, why hymnody is important to him and crucial to teach to young adults, how he introduced traditional hymnody to students who may be unfamiliar, and the next album from Indelible Grace available now on streaming platforms. Learn more about Indelible Grace and find their music at igracemusic.com.

Preached by Peter Lyon of Reformed University Fellowship at CNU | www.cnu.ruf.org | www.bygrace.cc

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Chris Colquitt is a campus minister for the Reformed University Fellowship at Northwestern University.  In a recent talk he was speaking about faith and Gen Z. That's the generation born roughly between 1996 and 2010.  One of the things he talked about was how kids were (and are) raised, and the influence this has on … Continue reading Discomfort, pain and youth

Cyril Chavis Jr. He is a devoted husband, father and pastor of Reformed University Fellowship. This is a college campus non-profit that is focused on Embracing Christ, Entering the Church, Engaging the Campus and Entering Careers for the students of the ministry. He has also written a book and teaching tool called “The Bible Explained: A Student's Guide to Understanding Their Faith. The Bible Explained: A College Student's Guide to Understanding Their Faith: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1J5SL49 Reach Cyril: https://ruf.org/ministry/washington-dc/

Preached by Grant Taylor of Reformed University Fellowship at ODU | www.bygrace.cc

We welcomed to our pulpit Rev. Lee Wright, who serves as the Reformed University Fellowship campus minister at the University of Texas-San Antonio.

Preached by Peter Lyon of Reformed University Fellowship at CNU | www.cnu.ruf.org | www.bygrace.cc

Joe Fischer is a campus minister with Reformed University Fellowship at Rutgers University. He was born and raised in New Jersey and, along with his wife Kiana, is a graduate of Rutgers. After completing his degree at Rutgers, Joe attended Westminster Theological Seminary and was ordained as a Teaching Elder in the PCA. Joe and Kiana are the parents of a son and a daughter.

For the last episode of the podcast (perhaps ever!), Mary Patton welcomes the current Reformed University Fellowship interns at Ole Miss, Caroline Dean and Walker Crow. Caroline and Walker share their testimonies, how they were led to do the RUF internship, and advice about life after college. They hope to encourage students that post-grad life brings challenges, but it is also fun! We hope you enjoy this episode, "Caroline Dean and Walker Crow: Life After College."

Brooks Harwood joins us from Reformed University Fellowship at the University of Houston to preach from John 21:1-17.

At Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Charleston, SC, we enjoyed a sermon from Rev. Jacob Lee, the campus minister for Reformed University Fellowship at the College of Charleston. He encouraged us that we're to be the witnesses and storytellers of God's story and by God's Spirit.

Don't miss this week's classic session, In The Studio With Michael Card. We'll open the archives and start with Michael focusing on Jesus' teaching about the importance of children found in Matthew's gospel. Listen in for the lessons we can learn about the values of the Kingdom from the faith of the young. Then we welcome Kevin Twit who is Michael's friend involved with Reformed University Fellowship and Indelible Grace Music. Kevin's work with college student ministry has given him a unique perspective on the power of the classic hymns on the next generation. And in the second half of the program we welcome singer and songwriter Sara Groves. We'll hear Sara's powerful and personal account of her spiritual journey and how that is reflected in her music. And Sara will perform several songs in the Mole End studio. Conversation grounded in the God's word and music that amplifies what we discover together through this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

In this episode, Mary Patton welcomes her friend Barnes Benton, a senior at Ole Miss from Hattiesburg, MS, to share his testimony and talk about the influence of corporate worship in his life. Barnes describes how he grew up in a musical family, with his parents singing in church and playing the piano at home. Because of their influence, Barnes and his brothers began to learn to play instruments, and Barnes began to lead worship at camp and in youth group. Today, Barnes plays guitar in the Reformed University Fellowship band every Wednesday night, and some Sunday nights, and he advises students that anyone can worship, whether they are musically talented or not. He also shares that worship can take a number of forms day to day, though corporate worship is important for the encouragement of the body of Christ.

In this week's lesson from the book of Romans, Ben Robertson, Campus Minister with Reformed University Fellowship, continues our series on the Biblical teaching of justification as we look again at the life of Abraham. Open your Bible to Romans 4:13-25 and join us as we continue to see how God's righteousness for the unrighteous is revealed in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 

Preached by Peter Lyon of Reformed University Fellowship at CNU | www.cnu.ruf.org | www.bygrace.cc

Today's sermon from guest speaker David Augustine, of Reformed University Fellowship at IUP, on 1 Kings.

Austin McCann is the new campus minister at Texas A&M with Reformed University Fellowship.

Ron Koustas is recently retired and though he prefers the couch, God keeps nudging him off it. He is a founding member and ministry leader of Hope For New York's outreach to people dealing with AIDS. He is instrumental in partnering faith-based ministries with established secular organizations in both Manhattan and New Jersey. Featured in CT's Leadership Journal and Mike Slaughter's book, "unLearning Church," he enjoys speaking to Reformed University Fellowship students seeking to serve in NYC during Spring Break. A Rutgers University graduate, he holds a BS in Business Administration. We live in a world and a time in which we are faced with many conflicts, challenges, and confusion, and we often have more questions than answers. When it comes to how we talk about and understand sexuality, we can find so many different perspectives, viewpoints and experiences - even within the church. So, as a community, we want to humbly embark on a journey of seeking to understand, listen, and learn from the truth of scripture, our brothers and sisters in Christ, and the heart and love of God.

Q&A with Ron Koustas and Tom Kang on June 12th at 1:00pm (PST) Ron Koustas is recently retired and though he prefers the couch, God keeps nudging him off it. He is a founding member and ministry leader of Hope For New York's outreach to people dealing with AIDS. He is instrumental in partnering faith-based ministries with established secular organizations in both Manhattan and New Jersey. Featured in CT's Leadership Journal and Mike Slaughter's book, "unLearning Church," he enjoys speaking to Reformed University Fellowship students seeking to serve in NYC during Spring Break. A Rutgers University graduate, he holds a BS in Business Administration.

Rev. Kevin Twit (PCA), Founder of Indelible Grace Music and Campus Minister at Reformed University Fellowship in Belmont, TN, joins Andy and Sarah to talk about his vocation as campus minister in the Reformed tradition, why it's important for his students to sing hymns, what he looks for in hymns for teaching his students, and what he'll be sharing on Indelible Grace's Hymns and Stories tour. Learn more about Indelible Grace at igracemusic.com and find Hymns and Stories tour dates at linktr.ee/indeliblegrace.

The Rev. Drew Burdette, campus minister with Reformed University Fellowship at Oregon State University, brings the Word to Christ's pulpit here at Faith Presbyterian Church this evening.

Shaynor grew up in Dallas and graduated with a B.S. in Biology from Baylor University. After graduating he served a ministry to the homeless and at-risk teens. Later, he was a Hall Director at Baylor, and then the European coordinator for a tour company; leading tours in Western Europe. After earning his MDiv at Truett Theological Seminary, Shaynor spent 12 years in campus ministry with Reformed University Fellowship at New Mexico State and Baylor Universities. He and his wife, Heather (B.A. & M.S. in Economics at Baylor), and their two kids,  (22) and  (11) moved to Eugene in December 2013. Shaynor recently complete a Doctor of Ministry also from Truett culminating in a dissertation on the importance of hospitality for ministry in a growing post-Christian culture. They love the beauty and quirkiness of Eugene. Shaynor enjoys CrossFit, fishing, bowhunting, mixology, cooking, and a good nap. He's also a big fan of music from the likes of the Avett Brothers, Sufjan Stevens, and Johnny Cash, to U2, Kendrick Lamar, and Chance the Rapper, and of course Journey and other 80's favorites. He and the family are big fans of all things Baylor and Dallas sports, and have readily adopted the Ducks as well. Go Mavs!Follow on IG @citiesofrefugeConnect: citiesofrefuge.co Want to support the show? Like, share, subscribe, follow, or leave a review! We have also launched a Patreon for those wanting to contribute with a gift, find more information at Patreon/accidental-hope or our www.accidentalhope.com. Thanks again!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/accidentalhope)

Shaynor grew up in Dallas and graduated with a B.S. in Biology from Baylor University. After graduating he served a ministry to the homeless and at-risk teens. Later, he was a Hall Director at Baylor, and then the European coordinator for a tour company; leading tours in Western Europe. After earning his MDiv at Truett Theological Seminary, Shaynor spent 12 years in campus ministry with Reformed University Fellowship at New Mexico State and Baylor Universities. He and his wife, Heather (B.A. & M.S. in Economics at Baylor), and their two kids,  (22) and  (11) moved to Eugene in December 2013. Shaynor recently complete a Doctor of Ministry also from Truett culminating in a dissertation on the importance of hospitality for ministry in a growing post-Christian culture. They love the beauty and quirkiness of Eugene. Shaynor enjoys CrossFit, fishing, bowhunting, mixology, cooking, and a good nap. He's also a big fan of music from the likes of the Avett Brothers, Sufjan Stevens, and Johnny Cash, to U2, Kendrick Lamar, and Chance the Rapper, and of course Journey and other 80's favorites. He and the family are big fans of all things Baylor and Dallas sports, and have readily adopted the Ducks as well. Go Mavs!Follow on IG @citiesofrefugeConnect: citiesofrefuge.co Want to support the show? Like, share, subscribe, follow, or leave a review! We have also launched a Patreon for those wanting to contribute with a gift, find more information at Patreon/accidental-hope or our www.accidentalhope.com. Thanks again!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/accidentalhope)

Listen in and level up your ministry with Shad & Paul as they interview Chad Brewer of Reformed University Fellowship. Chad has spent 21 years with RUF as a Campus Minister at the University of Missouri, Penn State University, the University of Minnesota, and the University of California, Irvine. Over the years the Lord has grown his heart to see the nations reached by the Gospel. In 2019, he began directing the ministries of RUF-International and RUF-Global. Chad is married to Christie and they have 3 daughters.  

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In our latest episode of Deep Light, we feature Russ Whitfield! Russ serves as pastor of Grace Mosaic, a cross-cultural church that he helped to plant in Northeast Washington, DC. He is also the Director of Cross-Cultural Advancement for Reformed University Fellowship and a Guest Lecturer at Reformed Theological Seminary's Washington, DC, campus. Russ and his lovely wife, Vanessa, are raising four fun-loving children in Washington, DC. He holds a bachelor's degree in music from New York University and a Master of Divinity from Westminster Theological Seminary, and he was one of the original youth interns at PCPC 17 years ago.

What does Paul mean when he says that we are "dead to sin"? This week guest speaker Lucas Dourado from Reformed University Fellowship helped us unpack Romans 6.

This Sunday Lucas Dourado, the campus minister for Reformed University Fellowship at the University of Connecticut, joined us to speak more on a theme we've been emphasizing a lot so far in 2019: grace. The letter to the Ephesians was written to encourage unity in the church, but before the Apostle Paul said anything about what the Ephesians should or shouldn't do, he spent a lot of time talking about the grace of God. This morning Lucas identified four aspects of God's grace that should encourage us and form a solid foundation for our unity as a church.