467 episodes
RUF at Belmont Kevin Twit
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 23 Ratings
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Weekly sermon by Kevin Twit from the RUF campus ministry group meetings at Belmont University. More info on RUF is available at www.belmontruf.org
We are also the group behind the Indelible Grace CDs of old hymns set to new music www.igracemusic.com For more information on the ministry of RUF, including how you can support the work with your tax-deductible gifts, visit www.belmontruf.org/support
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Seeing Jesus 2021-9 (Mark 16)
Kevin Twit's final sermon for his 2021 series on Mark. This sermon discusses the resurrection of Jesus.
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Seeing Jesus 2021-6 (Mark 2:13-28)
A sermon preached at City Church Of East Nashville. He also preached this at Belmont RUF in 2021 but that recording had technical difficulties
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Seeing Jesus 2021-8 (Mark 14b)
Kevin Twit's sermon on Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane for his 2021 series for Belmont RUF
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Seeing Jesus 2021-7 (Mark 14)
Kevin Twit’s sermon for Fall 2021 RUF sermon series
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Seeing Jesus 2021-5 (Mark 5:21-43)
Kevin Twit's sermon for Belmont RUF
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Seeing Jesus 2021-4 (Mark 4:35-41)
Kevin Twit's 2021 sermon on Jesus Calms The Storm from Mark 4
Customer Reviews
Full of Biblical truth
These podcasts are wonderful resources. I am going thought the relationships series and they are full of scripture, helpful examples, and they are very interesting. Kevin is very well read and the examples he draws upon help you to understand in a special way.
Powerful Sermons
Their powerful because Kevin so often uses them to speak truth into our lives through the Word of God given to us in the Gospel. I consider it a blessing to have these recordings to go back to from time to time. They still speak to me today, just as they did in-person - when I would actually show up:) - as a student at Belmont.
Anyone willing to embark on a crucial discussion about the Christian life
This disscussion is needed more in our culture today. Are there those willing to listen and follow through with what is taught by continuing to discuss what it means for us to be considered christians.