This Week in RUF
RUF Spring Conference!!!
When? March 19-21
How much? $ 45
Where? Cherokee Cove Retreat Center
What? Friendship and Community with guest speaker Giorgio Hiatt.
Sign up and turn in your money by Thursday, March 18th.
Heart Alignment: The Book of Deuteronomy
The book of Deuteronomy is not a heavily trafficked book of Scripture. It is functionally ignored and seen as irrelevant both to Christians and non-Christians. Historically, however, the book of Deuteronomy was seismic in its relevance and impact. For the way this book has rearranged every culture that has taken it seriously, it is a curious thing why this is the book with the most dust on it in our Bibles.
Written on the precipice of moving into the Promised Land, the book of Deuteronomy serves as Moses’ final series of sermons, reminding the wilderness-worn people of Israel of what is true about God and about themselves. This is why Deuteronomy literally means “second law” (deutero nomos); Moses is rehearsing the story of salvation and drawing out its implications for community living for the second time. And with thunderous freight, Deuteronomy tears down our protective walls and realigns our hearts to the Trinitarian God Himself.
Will you join us this semester?
RUF at App is on iTunes!
Check it out. Listen in. Eavesdrop. Be a creeper.
RUF Wednesday Nights
Reformed University Fellowship meets every Wednesday night at 8:30 pm in the Linville Falls Room (2nd floor of the Union across from the computer lab). Come check it out...and bring a friend.
RUF Spring Conference!!!
When? March 19-21
How much? $ 45
Where? Cherokee Cove Retreat Center
What? Friendship and Community with guest speaker Giorgio Hiatt.
Sign up and turn in your money by Thursday, March 18th.
RUF Spring Conference!!!
Heart Alignment: The Book of Deuteronomy
The book of Deuteronomy is not a heavily trafficked book of Scripture. It is functionally ignored and seen as irrelevant both to Christians and non-Christians. Historically, however, the book of Deuteronomy was seismic in its relevance and impact. For the way this book has rearranged every culture that has taken it seriously, it is a curious thing why this is the book with the most dust on it in our Bibles.
Written on the precipice of moving into the Promised Land, the book of Deuteronomy serves as Moses’ final series of sermons, reminding the wilderness-worn people of Israel of what is true about God and about themselves. This is why Deuteronomy literally means “second law” (deutero nomos); Moses is rehearsing the story of salvation and drawing out its implications for community living for the second time. And with thunderous freight, Deuteronomy tears down our protective walls and realigns our hearts to the Trinitarian God Himself.
Will you join us this semester?
RUF at App is on iTunes!
Check it out. Listen in. Eavesdrop. Be a creeper.
RUF Wednesday Nights
Reformed University Fellowship meets every Wednesday night at 8:30 pm in the Linville Falls Room (2nd floor of the Union across from the computer lab). Come check it out...and bring a friend.
