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Some Christians say that doctrine is not as important as simply loving God. But as Pastor Nate Harlan points out in his fourth sermon on Life in the Church, lying about someone is not loving. And false doctrine lies about God.
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Pastor Nate Harlan and the attendees of the class at Trinity continue their discussion on the inspiration of the Old Testament, focusing on its continuity.
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Life in the church requires a profound sense of clost-knit community with a very well-defined purpose. That purpose is to be purified from all lawlessness. Hear Pastor Nate Harlan’s third sermon on Life in the Church.
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How does the Bible expect you to approach it? As Pastor Nate Harlan says, the Bible expects you to come believing it as true. Listen in on this family study.
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What is the communion of the saints? And why does it matter? As Pastor Nate Harlan explains, when God saves us from our sins and reconciles us to Himself through Christ, He also reconciles us to His church.
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Pastor Nate Harlan and the attendees of the class at Trinity discuss the inspiration of the Old Testament and why we consider it canon.
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There is a significant underappreciation for the church by modern American evangelicals. But in order for us to commune with God, we need one another as brothers and sisters in the church.
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Pastor Nate Harlan begins a series on the canon of Scripture. In this lesson, the class discusses the role of history, providence, and revelation.
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Contending for the Faith — Jude 1:3‑4Some Christians say that doctrine is not as important as simply loving God. But as Pastor Nate Harlan points out in his fourth sermon on Life in the Church, lying about someone is not loving. And false doctrine lies about God.
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God’s Purified People — Titus 2:1‑15Life in the church requires a profound sense of clost-knit community with a very well-defined purpose. That purpose is to be purified from all lawlessness. Hear Pastor Nate Harlan’s third sermon on Life in the Church.
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The Communion of the Saints — John 17:20‑23What is the communion of the saints? And why does it matter? As Pastor Nate Harlan explains, when God saves us from our sins and reconciles us to Himself through Christ, He also reconciles us to His church.
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Why Do We Need the Church? — Acts 2:1‑4There is a significant underappreciation for the church by modern American evangelicals. But in order for us to commune with God, we need one another as brothers and sisters in the church.
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In this concluding message on the book of Daniel, Pastor Nate Harlan demonstrates how God’s promises are proven true in His judgment of A.D. 70. Thus, God’s people know that He will make good on all of His promises to us. He will remember us. He will be our home.
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