The Chara Project Podcast

Come hang out with The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector found in Luke 18:9-14. In this parable, we learn that comparing ourselves to others, to justify our current state, can lead to a false sense of confidence and self justification in which the work of Jesus Christ is diminished.

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Come hang out with The Chara Project as we uncover part 2 of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, focused on the story of the OLDER SON found in Luke 15:25-32. In this parable, Jesus wanted the Pharisees to see themselves in the older son and repent of their lack of compassion for the lost. The story of the older brother helps us see we’re all subject to the temptation of relying heavily our own goodness to gain the love of God.

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Come hang out with The Chara Project as we uncover part 1 of the Parable of the Prodigal Son, focused on the story of the YOUNGER SON found in Luke 15:11-24. The story of the younger son beautifully shows God’s heart for the lost and His joy over repentant sinners. If you’ve ever felt God couldn’t possibly love you because of past sin, this is a Bible study for you! 

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Come hang out with The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Great Feast found in Luke 14:16-24. In this parable, we see that EVERYONE has the opportunity to say “Yes!” to God’s invitation to the kingdom of heaven. To have an audience with God through Jesus!

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Vineyard Workers found in Matthew 20:1-16. In this parable, Jesus teaches us that God’s grace is not something that is dependent on how much work we do, but it’s unexpectedly generous.

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant found in Matthew 18:23-25. In this parable, Jesus highlights the unforgiving servant to remind Peter of all he had been forgiven, and to powerfully stress just how generously we should forgive others.

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Concealed Treasure found in Matthew 13:44. Taking up just one verse, Jesus told His disciples what was necessary to make His point: the kingdom of Heaven is worth giving up everything to obtain.

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Friend at Midnight found in Luke 11:5-13. In this parable, Jesus teaches us that we should be persistent in our prayer life.

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Good Samaritan found in Luke 10:25-37. This parable reveals that love and mercy should be at the forefront of our hearts, regardless of who is on the receiving end.

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Hang out with a friend of The Chara Project as we uncover the Parable of the Sower found in Matthew 13:1-23. In this parable, Jesus described a farmer who sowed seed on different types of soil, and the outcome was different depending on the soil's response. Jesus used this parable to challenge His listeners to consider the condition of their own soil…their hearts. 

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