Berean Bible Church - Virginia

If you do much Biblical research you have most likely run into the phrase, The Already, But Not Yet. I believe that most commentators use this in the wrong way. We'll look at what exactly this means this morning.

Eschatology is such a controversial subject, so why talk about it? Does it really make a difference what your eschatology is? You may be surprised by my answer.

As the country is going through some difficult times we must remember that Yahweh is a Righteous God. I believe that he will deal with the evil in our government. We need to be Trusting Yahweh no matter what happens.

Our country is going through some difficult times. An election has caused a lot of division and unrest. We need to be trusting Yahweh no matter what happens.

Our country is going through some difficult times. An election has been stolen and there is a lot of division and unrest. We need to Trust His Plan.

Frequent reading of the whole of Scripture is important, but how are we to view it as authoritative?

The New Year is right around the corner have you decided on a Bible reading plan for 2021? Today we are going to look at the tremendous blessing that comes from knowing your Bible.

I think that most of you know that Yeshua wasn't born on December 25, but do you know when He was born? There was a biblically significant event that took place on December 25, do you know what that was?

We are looking at a text that I think is foundational to the preterist view of Scripture, but in general, is often misunderstood.

We come to the conclusion of the Olivet Discourse. Please keep in mind that the subject has not changed and our Lord is still talking about the coming destruction of Jerusalem.

This morning we want to look at another Parable that our Lord gave his disciples in answer to their questions as to when he would return in judgment on Jerusalem.

This morning we want to look at what Paul has to say about thanksgiving. I believe that the greatest singular act of personal worship that you can render to God is to have a thankful heart.

Our Lord's Olivet Discourse does not end in chapter 24 but continues through chapter 25. In our text for today the Lord gives another parable about the need to "be alert" to His coming.

As we continue our Matthew 24 series the Lord gives his disciples a parable to push home the truth of their need to 'watch' for His coming.

There are some who see a division in Matthew 24 at verse 36. They say the first part refers to Christ coming in AD 70 and then at verse 36 shifts to talking about a third Coming of Christ at the end of the wordl. Can this chapter be divided?

What are the 'heavens and earth' that Yeshua talks about in this passage? We need to go to the Tanakh to find out.

We want to expand on the principle, The Bible is One Book. We will be looking at how the Tanakh is used in the New Testament.

If it was easy to understand Scripture there would not be so many different views on what the Bible teaches. What many don't understand is that there are rules to interpreting Scripture.

Yeshua tells his disciples that everything He has been talking about in the Olivet discourse will happen in this generation.'

Who is it that John calls 'the true God' in 1 John 5:20?

Who is the 'evil one' that John talks about? You may be surprised at the different views as to who or what the 'evil one' is.

Who is like Him among the gods, and how should His holiness affect us?

In verse 18 of 1 John 5 who is it that keeps believers? Compare translations.

What does John mean by, 'The sin that leads to death?' Can a believer commit this sin? Are there certain people that we shouldn't pray for?

Do you have confidence in your prayer life? Why is it that you don't pray more?