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Let's Talk Bible: For Kids (and Parents)

Let's Talk Bible: For Kids (and Parents)

By: Chase Replogle
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Join us each week as we talk about the world of the bible, along with facts, history, and words to help you better understand what you read. The Bible doesn’t have to be confusing. It actually makes a lot of sense; sometimes, you just need to talk it through. We hope it helps us all know Jesus better and learn to follow him with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Let’s talk Bible.

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Episodes
  • Crying Over Jesus' Feet (Luke 7:36-50)

    Crying Over Jesus' Feet (Luke 7:36-50)
    Apr 8 2024

    Jesus received an invitation to dine with an important Pharisee. While there, a woman came in and began to cry over his feat, kissing them and anointing them with oil. We take a closer look at this strange scene and the Pharisee's response to it. We also learn an important Greek and Hebrew word, the word for peace.

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    23 mins
  • Blessed are Those Not Offended (Luke 7:18-35)

    Blessed are Those Not Offended (Luke 7:18-35)
    Mar 11 2024

    In today's episode, we get another chance to talk about John the Baptist. In prison, John began to wonder if Jesus really was the Messiah. We talk about expectations and what it means to be offended by Jesus. We also learn a new Greek word.

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    22 mins
  • The Faith of the Centurion (Luke 7:1-17)

    The Faith of the Centurion (Luke 7:1-17)
    Mar 2 2024

    In this week's conversation, we look at two of Jesus' miracles and talk about the important topics of humility and faith. We look at a character that Jesus said had greater faith than anyone in Israel. We also learn an important Greek word.

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    23 mins
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