Heidelcast Live! What We Love About Being P&R—Tomorrow, Wednesday October 21, 9AM Pacific/Noon Eastern

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Join the Heidelcast tomorrow for a live streaming show featuring R. Scott Clark  and Brad Isbell. Heidelcast Live! will be live at 9:00 AM Pacific and Noon Eastern, Wednesday October 14, 2026 right here on the Heidelblog, on the Heidelcast Youtube channel, and on the Heidelcast X account.

The show will be recorded and re-broadcast on Friday on the HB and will be available wherever podcasts are found (Youtube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify etc.) Look for a new weekly episode of Heidelcast Live! on Youtube and X on Wednesdays and re-broadcast on Fridays on the Heidelblog and in the Heidelcast podcast feed.

Tomorrow Dr Clark and Brad will discuss how the benefits of the Presbyterian/Reformed system extend beyond theology and and the principle of worship to the accountability and oversight of broader (or higher) church assemblies, to and the protections and rights of members, ministers, and congregations.

Tell your friends. Don’t miss it. Text the live show at (760) 618-1563, comment on Youtube and X and Brad and Dr Clark will interact with your comments live on the show.

hrafinalHeidelcast Live! and all the other episodes of the Heidelcast are brought to you by the Heidelberg Reformation Association. The purpose of the Heidelberg Reformation Association is to promote Reformed theology, piety, and practice as summarized in the Heidelberg Catechism, and related ecclesiastical confessions e.g., the Belgic Confession, the Canons of Dort, and the Westminster Standards, i.e., the Westminster Confession, Shorter Catechism, and the Larger Catechism. The HRA is recognized as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.


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