Bent Tree

Name: Bent Tree
Rating: 4.6 (14 reviews)
Author: Bent Tree Bible Fellowship Inc

By: Bent Tree Bible Fellowship Inc App

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Overview

Version:

2026

Last updated: 2026-05-19

Ranking

#286,482 ▼ 72

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Welcome to Bent Tree! With the Bent Tree app, inspiration and encouragement are available to you anytime and anywhere. The Bent Tree Sermons that you’ve come to know and love are available to you 24/7 so that you can watch and find guidance and wisdom in God’s Word when you need it most. You can connect with your church family on the go, check into events, and discover new ways to get involved. The Bent Tree app is the best way to experience everything Bent Tree has to offer.

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App

By:

Bent Tree Bible Fellowship Inc

Rating:

4.60

(14)

Version:

2026 Last updated: 2026-05-19

Version code:

885866480

Creation date:

2013-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

16.29MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-08

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Ranking

# 286,482 ▼ 72

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Developed by:

Bent Tree Bible Fellowship Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bent-tree/id583458608

User Reviews

I’ve attended Bent Tree for over 15 years and since the COVID watched the service on my computer. Great teachers, all the pastors.

by Br*****, 2022-01-09

Bent Tree pastors are experts at BITE control (look up Steven Hassan’s BITE model). I can give 3 examples of different pastors using BITE control. 1. Former Pastor Amy told me it would be a sin to leave Bent Tree to find a different church closer to where I live. 2. I reported this to Pastor Ken, who promptly ghosted me and never spoke to me again. 3. I reported Pastor Ken to Pastor Steve, who blocked me from talking to Ken and told me Ken wanted to pass along a message of “I am genuinely sorry that you are hurt, and I am sorry for our miscommunication”. Two things are wrong with that: first, why couldn’t Pastor Ken directly say that to me? Second, that’s a textbook narcissistic apology.