Hope PR Ministry
Podcast of Hope Protestant Reformed Christian Church Reformed Witness Committee.
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Lord's Day 5 - Reconciliation through the Satisfaction of God's Justice - Rev. Nathan Decker (opens the original)
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A Heidelberg Catechism sermon on Lord's Day 5, preached by Rev. Nathan Decker at Hope Protestant Reformed Church in Walker, Michigan. For more sermons, please see our Sermon Audio page or come visit us on Sundays at 9:30 AM or 5:00 PM.
An Interview with Rev. Kleyn and Michael Bosveld - Part 2/3 (opens the original)
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This episode follows Reverend Kleyn from the call to the field. He and Mr. Bosveld detail the realities of relocating to the Philippines.
Lord's Day 4 - God's Justice and Man's Sin - Rev. Nathan Decker (opens the original)
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A Heidelberg Catechism sermon on Lord's Day 4, preached by Rev. Nathan Decker at Hope Protestant Reformed Church in Walker, Michigan. For more sermons, please see our Sermon Audio page or come visit us on Sundays at 9:30 AM or 5:00 PM.
An Interview with Rev. Kleyn and Michael Bosveld - Part 1/3 (opens the original)
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Guests Reverend Daniel Kleyn and Michael Bosveld introduce themselves and the PRC's mission work in the Philippines.
Lord's Day 3b - The Source of our Depravity - Rev. Nathan Decker (opens the original)
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A Heidelberg Catechism sermon on Lord's Day 3b, preached by Rev. Nathan Decker at Hope Protestant Reformed Church in Walker, Michigan. For more sermons, please see our Sermon Audio page or come visit us on Sundays at 9:30 AM or 5:00 PM.
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