Berean Bible Church - Virginia

Do we have a duty to support National Israel? Is biblical prophecy being fulfilled right before our eyes? Should Christians side with Israel no matter what they do?

Do the events in the Middle East signal that the end of the world is near? Is biblical prophecy being fulfilled right before our eyes? Should Christians side with Israel no matter what they do?

Does your understanding of the sovereignty of God hinder your prayer life? Paul who was one of the strongest proponents of the sovereignty of God in salvation continually told the churches to pray for the lost. Why?

Federal Headship refers to one who represents a group bound by a common cause or agreement, such as those in a covenant or federation. You are either under the headship of Adam or Christ.

Does Yahweh curse the man and women in this text? Are these curses still in effect today? If not when were they changed? This text explains a lot about the battle between the sexes.

Without the Trinity we don't have the Deity of Christ and without the Deity of Christ we don't have salvation.

How is the Bible different from other literature? What should be our approach to the literature of Scripture, especially when it comes to issues of prophecy?

This morning we will be looking at the Christianity doctrine of the Trinity. Is this a doctrine that the Bible supports or did the church make this up?

This morning Rick Welch from the Burros of Berea podcast will be bringing our teaching from the Word of God.

In our text for today Paul encourages the Thessalonian believers to stand firm on the Word of God that they have been taught. They are to stand firm against false teaching and persecution.

In our text for today Paul compares the destiny of the believers in Thessalonica to those who are being condemned.

In our text for today Paul gives us more information on the man of lawlessness. He tells us that he was empowered by Satan himself to perform miracles.

Who or what is it that restrains the man of lawlessness and the rebellion? How would you defend your answer? Through the analogy of faith? The Greek language? Historical records?

What is this rebellion that Paul talks about here and who is this man of lawlessness? How is he connected to the Antichrist?

If the nature of the Parousia is what most people today believe, how did the Thessalonians think that it had already happened? Did they view it differently than most believers do today?

Understanding what the Millennium was, and what the New Jerusalem is, helps us to understand where we fit in, why we’re here, and what we’re supposed to be doing in this world today.

The family is under attack today. As our culture tries to eliminate gender distinctions the Bible strongly affirms them. We are called to model the biblical roles for the family. But are we?

The family is under attack today. As our culture tries to eliminate gender distinctions the Bible strongly affirms them. We are called to model the biblical roles for the family. But are we?

The family is under attack today. As our culture tries to eliminate gender distinctions the Bible strongly affirms them. We are called to model the biblical roles for the family. But are we?

This is a strange text that is very important to our understanding of sin. There are three major views on this text. Which one lines up with Scripture?

As a Christian who's salvation is secure does it really matter how we live? Yes, it does! Sin costs us greatly in this life. You will reap what you sow.

Our culture is being flooded with LGBTQIA+ propaganda which is an attack on the family. How do we deal with this? What action can we take?

This morning we finish chapter 1. Paul prays that the Thessalonians may live a life worthy of God's calling. What does it mean to walk worthy?

Verse 10 is another verse that speaks of the Second Coming of Christ. This text tells us exactly when the Lord was to return. Why do so many miss this?

This verse is often used as a proof text to support the doctrine of eternal conscience torment, also known as Hell. Whenever you talk about Hell it seems like somebody brings up Luke 16 and the parable of Lazarus and the Rich Man. So, in our time this morning we are going to examine this parable and see if it supports the doctrine of Hell.