Ruf Britton Wood

We look at Genesis 1 and ask why does that which exist....exist?

We know Jesus died for our sins, but he also did something else, equally as important and necessary for our salvation. Do you know what it is?

How we read it poorly, why we don't read it, why we need it.

We are all angry, we dont want to admit it. It's hard to deal with. Proverbs offers us wisdom on the issue of anger.

We look at proverbs and address the most dangerous viper of all sins, Pride.

What does Proverbs have to say about sex? Well it has some warnings, but it kinda also thinks sex is awesome.

We take a look at Proverbs and see what it has to say about work, what it means, how we should think about it, and engage it.

We survey the book of Proverbs to examine what it says about how we speak and how we change the way we speak.

We rarely consider how powerful the words spoken to us are. This week we consider the wisdom in the act of listening.

Due to a recording error, we do not have the first talk in this series. But this is the second week in the semester series on wisdom. What is it? How do we get it?

Friendship is one of the sweetest things when it is experienced. However in our disconnected world it seems it is harder and harder to find. We consider how you get it and what it looks like.

We look further at what it means and what it looks like to make Christ known to the world

Can we be happy when bad things happen? The Bible contends it is possible.

Evangelism.....eeeerrggggsssh. Just the word makes many people uncomfortable. We look at Acts 8 and try to take a sobering look at Evangelism

Here we read in the story of Ananias and Saphira and learn about what God thinks of those who actively seek to deceive him.

We look at the fallout from the first miracle in Acts and see why the Resurrection upsets the people in power.

We look again at the passage in Acts describing the life of the church and try to look into the hearts of those present.

When evangelism happens in Acts, church breaks out. In this passage Luke gives us a picture of what the early Christian community looked like.

We look at the event commonly referred to as Pentecost and see what God's plan is for this thing called the church and how the Holy Spirit is instrumental in it.