A continuation of Pastor Nate’s discussion of the Church, both visible and invisible.
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Ecclesiology, Part 8
Tag: Life in the Church
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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Ecclesiology, Part 3
Pastor Nate Harlan discusses the relationship between the Church and the Temple.
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Ecclesiology, Part 2
Pastor Nate Harlan continues his examination of the theology of the Church.
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Ecclesiology, Part 1
Pastor Nate Harlan begins a series examining life in the Church.
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When Should You Leave a Church?
As a follow-up to his series on Life in the Church, Pastor Nate Harlan discusses the rationale for leaving a church. When must you leave? When must you stay? How do you honor Christ no matter what?
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Why We Attend Church — Hebrews 10:19‑25
Why do we gather for worship every Lord’s Day? And what should we expect? The answer is vital, for as Pastor Nate Harlan points out, refusing to go to church is a prelude to apostasy.
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