Berean Bible Church - Virginia

What did Christ means when he spoke of worshipping in Spirit and Truth?

Why did Christ say they had to go through Samaria - what was the goal and purpose and fulfillment of what promise?

We know the Jews and Samaritans didn't get along, but do most people understand why?

Replacement theology is often the charge - but what does the Bible say about Israel and the Church?

Throughout the book of Ecclesiastes we are called to be joyful, so it would do us well to better understand what we are being told in this seemingly complex book.

John's Christology is that Yeshua is from heaven. And not only is He from heaven, there were may hosts in heaven, but He is above all. And he says it twice in order to stress the fact that He is absolutely preeminent.

You can't have joy without humility. Because proud people are always thinking they deserve more, they never have joy

'Men loved the darkness rather than the Light, for their deeds were evil' - this is a major theme of the Fourth Gospel: the opposition of light and darkness. These symbols are prominent in the Gospels and in the teaching of our Lord.

John 3:16 is one of the most commonly known Bible verses, but also most commonly misunderstood.

The bronze serpent in the wilderness, was the salvation (deliverance) of those who believed. By comparing Himself to that serpent, Jesus was teaching that whoever trusted in Him and His death would receive 'eternal life.'

Nicodemus thinks that his birth alone as an Israelite assures him of seeing the Kingdom of God. But Yeshua tells him that his natural birth (as an Israelite) will not save him, and that he must be reborn from above.

The reason, the only reason, that you believe that Yeshua is the Christ is because you have been born from above. Which means Yahweh gets all the glory for your salvation. You play no part in the new birth.

Is your gospel message of what it takes to become 'saved' the same message preached by the Apostles found in the Scripture?

Do you impose your worldview on the Bible, or do you seek to understand the writer's worldview and context? Do you even understand what is meant by that?

Yeshua is declaring His Body, Himself personally and His Body the Church—to be the true Temple! The physical resurrection of Christ's Body is the foundation for His New Covenant people being constituted as the Temple.

Turning water into wine - the first miracle of Yeshua. What was Mary Thinking? What was the significance of this event?

The Hebrew here translated 'ladder' is sullan and would better be translated as a staircase. Jacob saw staircase that started on the earth top reached to heaven, angels of God were ascending descending it.

John the Baptist transfers his followers to the true Rabbi - Yeshua the Christ.

A simple question that gets numerous different responses from Christians.

Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!—this is not what the people wanted to hear.

John the Baptizer is the first witness brought forward by John Eleazar to give testimony as to Who Yeshua is.

How much do you really trust God? How is it evident in your life?

Futurists say the Resurrection of believers is in the future; Preterists say it is past. What does the Bible say? Looking at what Daniel says about the timing of the Resurrection.

In the Incarnation the Lord fulfilled Scripture from the Tanakh, which taught that the promised Messiah would be human and divine.

The Church today is weak and filled with sin because there is an absence of the teaching of theology, and the Church is filled with spiritual pygmies who don't know who God is.