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RUF at NMSU

Hosted by RUF at NMSU · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 32 episodes

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32
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11 days ago
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35m
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About this podcast

Large group sermons and discussion from RUF at New Mexico State University.

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RUF at NMSU hosts RUF at NMSU, a religion show with 32 episodes published.

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Forgiveness (Psalm 130)

May 5, 202635m

For anyone who feels stuck, hiding, or overwhelmed by the weight of sin, Psalm 130 offers a path forward. This episode reflects on crying out from the depths, trusting in God’s forgiveness, and learning to wait with hope

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Gratitude (Psalm 107)

Apr 28, 202632m

Psalm 107 invites us into a life of gratitude—but not the shallow kind rooted in good circumstances. God’s steadfast, covenant love is the true foundation for thankfulness, even in suffering. Ultimately, it points to Jes

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Worship (Psalm 103)

Apr 21, 202634m

We’re all prone to forget the story we’re living in. In Psalm 103, worship becomes the remedy—reminding us of God’s goodness, reshaping our view of him, and restoring our identity as people deeply loved. (Recorded on 4/1

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Depression (Psalm 88)

Apr 14, 202630m

Psalm 88 gives voice to deep, unresolved sorrow. This sermon explores how Scripture makes room for darkness, teaches us to bring our pain honestly to God, and calls the church to embody compassionate presence. Ultimately

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Guilt (Psalm 51)

Apr 7, 202634m

Many of us don’t like talking about the biblical doctrine of sin. We might think of it as outdated or oppressive. But what if it isn’t? What if it’s a key theological truth that’s directly connected to our flourishing? (

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Anxiety (Psalm 23)

Mar 31, 202632m

Psalm 23 is probably the most well-known poem ever written. What have people found compelling about it, and how does it ultimately lead us to rest in Jesus? (Recorded on 2/24/26)

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Insignificance (Psalm 8)

Mar 31, 202634m

What does creation tell us about God? The reality is that all around us, creation is saturated with the story of the gospel. (Recorded on 2/3/26)

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Chaos (Psalm 46)

Mar 31, 202639m

In the midst of chaos, corruption, and violence, many of us turn to noise and activity to deliver us. Psalm 46 shows us a better way. (Recorded on 3/24/26)

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Homesickness (Psalm 42)

Mar 17, 202638m

There’s a deep longing in every human being for something we can’t quite put our finger on. GK Chesterton calls it being homesick at home. Psalm 42 tells us it’s our soul’s deep desire to be with God. (Recorded on 3/10/2

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Shame (Psalm 34)

Mar 10, 202633m

Shame is the feeling of being exposed, vulnerable, and seen. What does God do about our shame? (Recorded on 3/3/26)

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Suffering (Psalm 22)

Feb 24, 202638m

The Bible is more honest about suffering than we are. What is God up to in the midst of our suffering? How does he transform it? How does he redeem it? (Recorded on 2/17/26)

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Despair (Psalm 13)

Feb 17, 202629m

Where do you turn to in your despair? Suffering? Sadness? Psalm 13 is a raw picture of what it feels like to despair, and a framing that shows us that God’s presence is available to us even when it feels like it’s not. (

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Anatomy of the Soul (Psalm 1)

Feb 3, 202630m

The Psalms are the hymn book of the people of God, and they contain a glimpse of the heart of worship. They instruct us in how to be properly human before God, and in so doing, they give us a beautiful and complex pictur

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Hebrews 11:12; 12:1-2

Nov 4, 202537m

What is faith? Is faith opposed to reason and logic? How does biblical faith orient our lives? * Recorded on 10/28/25

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Hebrews 10:1-18

Oct 30, 202535m

How does Jesus tie up the loose ends of the Old Testament? And if Jesus accomplishes salvation for his people, what was the point of the sacrifices to begin with? *Recorded on 10/14/25

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Hebrews 8:1-13

Oct 14, 202536m

What does the Old Testament have to do with the New? Why does understanding Leviticus help us understand Jesus? And what’s the deal with Jeremiah 31? *Recorded on 9/7/25*

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Hebrews 5:11-6:12

Oct 14, 202542m

Hebrews 6 is one of the most contested passages in the New Testament—with good reason. While a sober warning against straying from Christ, it is also a profound promise of the assurance to be found in Jesus. *Recorded on

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Hebrews 4:14-5:10

Sep 30, 202536m

Jesus is the Great High Priest we really need. Recorded on 9/23/25

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Hebrews 4:1-13

Sep 23, 202535m

One of God’s promises for God’s people is entry into divine rest: everlasting rest in the future, but also enjoying God’s rest today. In an exhausted culture, we desperately need God’s rest. Recorded 9/16/25

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Hebrews 3:7-19

Sep 16, 202532m

God’s heart breaks when his people turn their backs on him, but he hasn’t left us without hope. One of God’s most profound gifts for Christians struggling with sin, is other Christians. Recorded on 9/9/25

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