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Relearning the 10 Commandments | Westminster Catechism | Q 37-44

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The 10 Commandments may be one of the most substantial teachings of the Old Testament, attested to by every major Christian movement of all time, and yet most of us don't understand why they exist. Join the Pastors as they continue their study of the Westminster Catechism and explore what makes these commandments so special. You can also download a PDF version of the Shorter Catechism here: https://bit.ly/3Bf072r. Feel free to share this with anyone who you think might be interested in growing deeper in their faith and Christian discipleship. Pastor Talk Quick Links: Learn more about the Pastor Talk series and view our previous studies at https://pastortalk.co Subscribe to get the Pastor Talk episodes via podcast, email and much more! https://pastortalk.co#subscribe Questions or ideas? Connect with us! https://pastortalk.co#connect Interested in joining us for worship on Sunday at 8:50am? Join us at https://fpcspiritlake.org/stream *FYI, if you purchase the books through these links, First Presbyterian Church will receive a small commission from Amazon. Pastor Talk is a ministry of First Presbyterian Church in Spirit Lake, IA.

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