Berean Bible Church - Virginia

What we see from this text is that if we want to abide in Christ and if we want to live in fellowship with Yahweh, we need to walk in the light.

Antichrist is a term that has become very familiar to Christians. It is a somewhat ominous word that carries with it certain apocalyptic visions. In this verse, it is both singular and plural.

To deny the fact of the Second Coming is to deny the inspiration of Scripture. Do you agree? Well, I believe that the time of the Second Coming is just as clear as the fact of the Second Coming.

We are living in the first days of the eternal age. Missing these important time statements cause people to misapply, by nearly 2000 years, many verses in the Bible.

Probably one of the most common beliefs among Christians is that once the gospel is preached throughout the whole world, Christ will return and the world will end.

Yahweh's plan of redemption and all that goes along with it was hidden from the powers of darkness, and in their ignorant and confusion, they accomplished the goal of the plan itself.

If you love the world or the things in the world, you will lose them all at death. All that the worldly person lives for is gone in an instant and means nothing in light of eternity.

Agape love is often defined as a divine love from God, but is that truly the case in Scripture?

The key to growth,then, is spending time in fellowship with the Son of God and his Word. If you want to be a mature Christian, you have to abide in His Word.

To live a life of loving others is to live in fellowship with Yahweh, it is to abide in Him and walk like He walked. If you hate a fellow Christian you are not walking as Christ walked and are in danger of discipline.

And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments. 

Through the Lord Yeshua's work of propitiation, which He has accomplished on Calvary's cross, it is possible for sinners to have fellowship with the One who is light.

Matthew 24, commonly known as the Olivet discourse, is by far the most full and explicit of our Lord's prophetic utterances regarding His Second Coming.

Did the ancient Hebrews have an understanding of an existence after death in a place called Sheol, an anthropological dualistic view of man, or was such a concept alien to them as modern scholars imply?

When David said to the Lord: 'In your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore,' he meant that nearness to God Himself is the only all-satisfying experience of the universe

Believers, we cannot walk in the light if we aren't confessing our sins

Believers, we are all called by God to 'walk in the light' we are called to live righteous holy lives following the example and teachings of Christ.

Before we begin our study of chapter 24, we need to examine its context, remember, context is King. Apart from an understanding of its context, you can come up with all kinds of weird interpretations.

There is a very important problem within preterism today that will continue to hinder its growth and acceptance.

It's resurrection Sunday - and Christ is the resurrection.

This verse begins with a series of four relative clauses each beginning with the neuter singular relative pronoun.

James seems to be contradicting the biblical teaching of salvation by faith alone. He seems to be contradicting the Reformation principle of "Sola fide"—faith alone!

What I would like to do this morning is share with you what I see as biblical Soteriology. Within the professing church, there are two main views of soteriology: Arminian and Calvinist.

The book of 1 John is not a personal letter, nor a letter written to one church. There is no greeting or other introduction, no health wish or thanksgiving, and no final greetings. There is no author's name included anywhere.

Modern faith teachers proclaim good health and wealth if what God wants for all of His people, but what do the Scriptures say?