Berean Bible Church - Virginia

We will be continuing our study of 1 Peter this morning. What does it mean to be born again? What is the cause of the new birth?

We will be continuing our study of 1 Peter this morning and looking at the Spirit's roll in setting us apart for YAHWEH.

This Sunday we celebrate Christ's Resurrection. Which has nothing to do with bunnies and colored eggs. We will be looking at the meaning of Resurrection in the Scripture.

Rick Welch from the Burros of Berea podcast will be with us this Sunday. He will be teaching on John 11.

This Sunday we will be looking at verse 2 of 1 Peter 1. What does Peter mean by the term foreknowledge? How is it used elsewhere in Scripture?

This Sunday we will continue to look at verse 1 of 1 Peter. What does Peter mean by calling them elect? Doesn't man have a free will?

This Sunday we will continue to look at verse 1 of 1 Peter. The hotly debated issue here is who is Peter writing to, Jews or Gentiles.

Today we begin a study in 1 Peter. For our time this morning we will be looking at the life of Peter through the Gospels and Acts.

Who is Melchizedek and why should we care about him? Hebrews 7 make it clear that he is a very important figure.

Who is Melchizedek and why should we care about him? Hebrews 7 make it clear that he is a very important figure.

The text in John 10:32-39 proves that Psalm 82 is about divine plurality. And Psalm 82 proves Yeshua's deity.

What happens to the gods that rebelled against Yahweh and were put over the 70 nations. Are they still causing trouble for Yahweh?

Believe it or not, this is a major story in the Word of God. Understanding this story gives us insight into the Old Covenant World View.

The Canaanite god Baal and the Egyptian god Aten are repeatedly called "the Rider of the Clouds" so why does the Bible use this description of Yahweh?

The Church debates if believers can loose their salvation or not. But the Bible makes it very clear that there is "no condemnation" for those in Christ.

Out of sight, out of mind...so the saying goes. When it comes to the Bible, this can easily be changed.

How much of what we believe about the birth of Christ is a myth? Was he really born in a stable on December 25? Where in Scripture are we told to celebrate Christ's birth?

Can natural revelation bring man to faith in Yahweh? Who exactly was it that God gave up? And why did He give them up?

Do you see anything eschatological in the third chapter of this epistle? I do. Am I seeing things?

Do you see your job as a ministry? Do you do your job as unto Christ?

Do you see your job as a ministry? Do you do your job as unto Christ?

What do we do when the Bible appears to contradict itself? We must apply the analogy of faith.

Through the Bible we see that Israel is connected with the last days. Since Israel is now causing a conflict that could end in nuclear war are we in the last days?

Romans 11 is a dispensational strong hold or so they think. WHO is Israel in this text and WHEN will they be saved and HOW will they be saved?

Does modern day Israel have a God given right to the Land of Canaan? Didn't Yahweh promise them the Land forever?