It Refers to Sayings
What comes from hearing? Listen as Pastor Steve answers.
Changed By Grace
Changed By Grace is the Bible teaching ministry of Pastor Steve Hereford. These podcast messages are designed to inspire and challenge listeners with biblical truths, fostering spiritual growth and transformation through...
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95 Reasons I'm Reformed
Why am I reformed? Today, we'll explore the foundational principles of reformed theology, drawing inspiration from the protestant reformer, Martin Luther. What teachings came out of the reformation? And what can we learn that the church should be doing? L
The Proclaiming Word
Today, we celebrated Reformation Day by focusing on the proclaiming Word, emphasizing the vital role of preaching in communicating the truth of Scripture. We reflected on how the Reformation reignited a passion for preaching God's Word boldly and faithful
He Makes You Willing
Prior to this, it's nothing. Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
The Probability is High
What do the numbers 333, 109, and 224 mean? Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
This is Far More Superior
We don't get any closer than this. What does this say? Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
Nothing Else Can Make This Claim
What is honorable, right, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent and worthy of praise? Listen as Pastor Steve answers.
He Believed This
This is our fundamental duty. Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
You Can't Get Any Closer Than This
What are the implications of this? Listen as Pastor Steve answers.
You Can't Say This
This is not the work of men. Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
You Can Bank Your Life On This
This is what you must believe in order for this to happen. Listen as Pastor Steve explains.
The Truthful Word
Today, we reflected on the truthful Word of God, recognizing it as one of the most accurate ancient documents that can be trusted. We discussed how this affirmation of historical reliability and theological coherence was central to the beliefs of the Prot