4th Presbyterian Greenville Podcast episodes:

• November 24, 2020The Bible Class: The Gospel of Matthew (4 of 6)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Discussion led by Ruth Roper.

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• November 24, 2020The Bible Class: The Gospel of Matthew (5 of 6)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Discussion led by Ruth Roper.

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• November 10, 2020Sermon 10.25.20: "Confessional Moments: Reformed Declarations from the 20th Century 'A Declaration of Faith' 1977""

  Sermon for 4th Presbyterian Church online worship given October 25th, 2020, based on Psalm 45 and Romans 5: 1-8.

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• November 10, 2020The Bible Class: The Gospel of Matthew (1 of 6)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Discussion led by Ruth Roper.

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• November 10, 2020Sermon 11.1.20: "Before the Throne of God"

  Sermon for 4th Presbyterian Church online worship given November 1st, 2020, based on Revelation 7: 9-17.

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• November 10, 2020Sermon 11.8.20: "Confessional Moments: Reformed Declarations of Faith in the 20th Century 'The Belhar Confession' (1986)"

  Sermon for 4th Presbyterian Church online worship given November 8th, 2020, based on Ephesians 2: 13-22.

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• November 10, 2020The Bible Class: The Gospel of Matthew (2 of 6)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Discussion led by Ruth Roper.

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• November 10, 2020The Bible Class: The Gospel of Matthew (3 of 6)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of the Gospel of Matthew. Discussion led by Ruth Roper.

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• October 22, 2020Sermon 10.22.20: "Under the Sycamore Tree"

  Sermon for 4th Presbyterian Church online worship given October 18th, 2020, based on Luke 19: 1-10.

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• October 22, 2020The Bible Class: Into the Promised Land (1st and 2nd Kings)

  The Bible Class continues with an examination of 1st and 2nd Kings. Discussion led by John Byce.

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