Article VIII - The faith we confess

In the first Rooted service of 2026, Mike resumes our series on the 39 Articles with Article 8 - the faith we confess.

An episode of the St John's Hartford podcast, hosted by Mike Smith, titled "Article VIII - The faith we confess" was published on January 11, 2026 and runs 58 minutes.

January 11, 2026 ·58m · St John's Hartford

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Romans 10:4-13 - In the first Rooted service of 2026, Mike resumes our series on the 39 Articles with Article 8 - the faith we confess.

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In the first Rooted service of 2026, Mike resumes our series on the 39 Articles with Article 8 - the faith we confess.

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