Bent Oak Church Pastor Chase Replogle
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- Religion & Spirituality
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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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Jesus Feeds the Crowd (Luke 9:10-17)
The crowds continued to grow around Jesus. And as they came, Jesus saw their need. The crowd was great and without food. Jesus, by his miraculous work, fed the crowd and continued to demonstrate his compassion for them.
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Jesus Sends Out The Twelve (Luke 9:1-9)
Jesus's sending out of the twelve disciples marks a transition in his ministry. Having spent most of his time in the towns of Galilee, Jesus would increasingly turn his attention to Judea and the suffering that awaited him. It would be a hard lesson for his disciples to understand.
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The Surprising Compassion of Christ (Luke 8:40-56)
Chapter 8 of Luke's gospel recounts some of the most powerful miracles in Jesus' ministry. It also recounts one of the smallest. We take a closer look at the surprising compassion of Jesus and his willingness to see even those overlooked needs.
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Jesus Confronts a Legion of Demons (Luke 8:26-39)
Having calmed the storm at sea, Jesus arrived at the far side of the Sea of Galilee. He was immediately met by a man possessed by a legion of demons. But the encounter does not develop as Jesus' disciples might have expected. The encounter gives us another opportunity to see how people respond to the revelation of Jesus' true identity.
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Easter Service (Luke 24:1-35)
As a part of our Easter worship, we take a look at Jesus' conversation with two disciples on the road to Emmaus. We discuss the surprise of resurrection and how this truth reworks our lives and future.
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Jesus Calms the Storm (Luke 8:22-25)
As they crossed the sea of Galilee, Jesus slept. Even through the storm, he did not wake. But as the boat began to take on water, his disciples woke him in a panic. We take a look at this familiar story and what it teaches us about faith and the storms we all face in life.
Customer Reviews
John Study
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!