Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the eleventh sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” It centers around the question, “What reason do we have to party?”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the tenth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” It centers on a paradox: God is not concerned with your sex life, yet he is also deeply concerned with your sex life.

UK is on Spring Break this week, but Campus Minister Nick Bratcher was still teaching on Wednesday! He joined the women’s Bible study at Tates Creek Presbyterian Church, a partner church to RUF at the University of Kentucky, to conclude their study on the book of Matthew.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the ninth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the eighth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we seek an answer to the question, “How does God deal with rebellion?”

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the seventh sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we answer three burning questions about the purity laws of Leviticus 12-15.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the sixth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we answer three burning questions about the food laws of Leviticus 11.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the fifth sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we answer the question, “What are the dangers of our disobedience to God?”

Our normal large group was on pause this week to cheer on the Cats, but Campus Minister Nick Bratcher still taught a halftime devotional for the fourth installment of our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we learn that Jesus is a greater high priest to truly wash away our sin, and we are set apart to follow his example for the world to see.

Campus Minister Nick Bratcher teaches the third sermon in our series, “Leviticus: The King Has Come.” In it, we learn that our sin is grave and great, but God’s grace is greater.