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Nov 23, 2024 /

Religious Reasons for Rebellion

In this episode, Bobby Bosler shares a powerful lesson from Matthew 15 about avoiding “religious loopholes” that excuse true obedience to God. Reflecting on his recent revival meetings, he recounts how God convicted him to prioritize genuine love and service over personal convenience. Tune in to discover how aligning your heart with God’s will can transform your life and relationships.

Episode Summary

In this episode, Bobby Bosler shares a convicting challenge from Matthew 15, where Jesus rebukes the Pharisees for prioritizing their traditions over God’s commands. Drawing from a recent revival meeting in Taylors, South Carolina, Bobby opens up about how God confronted him with the importance of genuine love and obedience in his own life. He explores how even spiritual activities can become excuses for selfishness if our hearts are not truly aligned with God.

Topics Discussed

  • The dangers of prioritizing “religious excuses” over obedience to God (Matthew 15:1-9).
  • A personal testimony of choosing love and service over personal convenience.
  • The importance of syncing your heart with God’s through total surrender.
  • Practical ways to avoid spiritual hypocrisy in daily life.

Key Takeaways

  • True obedience to God involves prioritizing love for others over personal convenience.
  • Religious actions mean little if our hearts are far from God.
  • When we draw close to God, our hearts will beat in sync with His, leading us to genuine love and service.


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Bobby Bosler is director of Thee Generation and pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church in Fairmont, WV. He, his wife, Abi, and their four children traveled the country for 14 years in evangelism, reaching teens with the gospel and conducting revival meetings.