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Bent Oak Church Pastor Chase Replogle
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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This is the sermon podcast for Bent Oak Church. Each week we preach through scripture, book by book. You can find more information about the church at bentoakchurch.org
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Fear and Do Not Fear (Luke 12:4-12)
Before the crowd and the growing opposition, Jesus turned to his disciples and taught them not to fear those in power. Jesus explained that only the fear of the Lord can free us from the fear of this world. We take a closer look at his words and how they guide us toward courage today.
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Beware of the Leaven of the Pharisees (Luke 11:37-12:3)
The Pharisees had often criticized Jesus, but it was not until chapter 11 that Jesus fully addressed what was wrong with the Pharisee's perspective on life and faith. We take a closer look at Jesus's warning and discover that the leaven of the Pharisees is still a danger today.
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The Lamp God Lights (Luke 11:14-36)
Having witnessed Jesus cast out a demon, his opponents accused him of dark powers, but the crowd asked for more miracles. Jesus answered their questions but also pushed the conversation further. They came to evaluate Jesus and his power, but he challenged them to evaluate their own hearts and their own eyes.
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Teach Us to Pray (Luke 11:1-13)
Jesus's disciples often saw him praying, and they recognized something he possessed in prayer that they did not. Coming to Jesus, on disciple asked, "Teach us to pray." Jesus answered the man's question, but he pushed the disciple further and shifted the question from how to why.
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The Distraction of Martha (Luke 10:38-42)
Many remember the familiar images of Mary and Mary, Martha busy with her work, and Mary sitting at the feet of Jesus. In this week's sermon, we take a closer look at why Luke has included this little story and how it fits into the questions Jesus was trying to answer. We discover there is more going on in this scene than most remember.
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The Real Lesson of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37)
Jesus's story of the Good Samaritan is one of his most familiar teachings in the Bible. It's so familiar that it's easy to miss the true point. We take a closer look at the parable and the conversation that provoked it and discover the wisdom of Jesus's probing questions.
Customer Reviews
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Water into Wine is now my favorite! I’m celebrating grace today!
Deeply intellectual and moving
Started listening to this last year during the Romans series. Loved it so much I had to go back and listen from the beginning of Romans. If you’ve ever struggled, as I have with understanding these chapters of Paul’s writings then this is a great resource. Though I don’t know him personally, Chase seems like an excellent pastor that knows his congregation and has a way of speaking to them from the heart and intelligently that’s almost on par with Tim Keller. I thoroughly enjoyed going through the Romans series and am looking forward to the upcoming year of going through John!