· Whitley County, Indiana
Before the impending presidential election, Pastor Nate Harlan walks his listeners through our relationship as Christians to the national political landscape.
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Most Christians know the fruit of the Spirit by heart. But how can we be certain that we are producing them, and what is their significance in the life of a Christian? Pastor Nate Harlan explains.
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Paul tells us that those who gratify the flesh will not enter the kingdom of God. Pastor Nate Harlan walks through what the works of the flesh are and how to avoid them.
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Pastor Nate Harlan finishes his series on the relationship between the church and the state.
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We Christians are called to not gratify the desires of the flesh. But what does it mean for us to instead walk in the Spirit? Pastor Nate Harlan continues his series on the book of Galatians.
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Pastor Nate Harlan continues the discussion about Pastor John MacArthur’s actions that disregard the shutdown orders in the state of California. Is it Biblical or not?
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If you have love for Christ, you will love the sheep and hate the wolves. This is especially true for the men called to be shepherds of God’s people. Hear Pastor Nate Harlan preach on this intense passage of Scripture.
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The government official is not autonomous from God. Instead, he is a minister with authority granted to him by Christ. Pastor Nate Harlan continues our discussion on the relationship between the church and the state.
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Are you often too troubled to pray? Or do you sometime second-guess yourself and wonder if God hears your prayers? Receive solid answers from the Word as Jon Swerens delivers this sermon which was first preached by Charles H. Spurgeon in 1888.
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In Pastor Nate’s absence, Jason Fest leads the family study in its discussion about church and state in the age of COVID.
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