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Religious giving is currently less than one-third of charitable donations. What are the reasons? What do people expect from their churches with respect to their giving? Why is giving to the church necessary and how are the ways we give changing?
This week's Heritage This Week Podcast is a special episode on parenting with Ask The Pastors.
Join us for another episode of Ask The Pastors brought to you by the Heritage Baptist Church Podcast, HERITAGE THIS WEEK. Today, the pastors discusses the doctrine of Calvinism and its many layers and variations. Please don't forget to Like and Subscribe to Heritage This Week.
This episode of Ask The Pastors deals with questions about A person's right to take a life in self defense or protection of personal property, The Mark of the Beast, A cashless society as it relates to the last days, Human free will. Please subscribe to Heritage This Week and share a link with your friends.
It's not always easy to start a conversation with someone you don't know. Today, Stan Lewis and John Strader discuss 8 ways to begin a conversation and avoid the awkwardness.
This is our first installment on "Talking with John" where we sit down with our senior pastor John Strader and pick his brain on multiple subjects ranging from biblical perspectives to taste in music. Today we take the opportunity to ask him some questions collected from our church body and see what makes him tic.
This podcast of Ask The Pastors deals with a christian, biblical worldview of current events involving racism in the U.S. Our pastors will be discussing not only the events surrounding the death of George Floyd but a biblical perspective on racism in general.
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Number 2 in the Series: Who Are You. A sermon series discussing where you are personally in your local church.
This is a message entitled Reasons For Confident Optimism presented on May 17, 2020 by Heritage Baptist Church Associate Pastor Ben Woodward
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