Pastor Nate Harlan continues examining the three marks of a true church.
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Ecclesiology, Part 13
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Ecclesiology, Part 12
One of the marks of a true church is the preaching of the true Gospel there. Pastor Nate Harlan discusses how the five solas can help us delineate between a true Gospel and a false one.
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Ecclesiology, Part 11
Pastor Nate Harlan continues our discussion of the marks of a true church.
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Ecclesiology, Part 10
Pastor Nate Harlan discusses the three marks of a true church: the preaching of the Gospel, the proper administration of the sacraments, and church discipline.
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Ecclesiology, Part 9
Why is it important to understand ecclesiology? Who is the Church and why do we need her? Pastor Nate Harlan continues discussing.
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Ecclesiology, Part 8
A continuation of Pastor Nate’s discussion of the Church, both visible and invisible.
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Ecclesiology, Part 7
Trinity continues its discussion of the role of the Church in history.
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Ecclesiology, Part 6
Pastor Harlan addresses the three times in history that the Temple was destroyed.
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Ecclesiology, Part 5
Pastor Nate Harlan continues our consideration of the Church and its relationship to the Temple and the body of Christ.
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Ecclesiology, Part 4
A continuation of our discussion of the doctrine of the Church.
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