Berean Bible Church - Virginia

Today we will be looking at the subject of the afterlife or heaven. What will it be like? What will we be like in heaven?

Today we will be finishing 1 Thessalonians. Paul prays that the Thessalonians will be made blameless at the Second Coming. Does verse 23 teach trichotomy?

Happy New Year? Today we will be looking at the sovereignty of God. Only as we understand God's absolute sovereignty can we have peace in all our circumstances.

Merry Christmas! Today we will be looking at the Birth of Christ and talking about the Incarnation, the hypostatic union, and the theanthropic person. We will also be discussing why Yeshua was born.

Almost every week in our Persecuted Church segment, we hear about Islam. But do we know what Islam really believes? Is it truly a religion of peace as we are being told?

These four verses center around prophecy. Why were the Thessalonians despising it? What exactly is prophey? Are there prophets today?

These four verses center around prophecy. Why were the Thessalonians despising it? What exactly is prophey? Are there prophets today?

Why is there so much evil in our world? Without the devil to pick on Preterists seem to have a hard time anserwing this question. What can we do to combate the evil in our culture?

Luke 18:18-30 and Acts 2:42-47 - These passages are often used to promote the idea that the Bible supports socialism. This can have consequences on how we live and vote. Is this really what the Bible teaches about economics?

We are continuing our study of 1 Thessalonians 5 this morning. We will be looking at three very short commands that direct us how to live our daily lives. Does 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 describe your life?

We are going to continue looking at Yeshua's words in the Sermon on the Mount. This message will be to further clarify 1 Thessalonians 5:15 that we looked at in our last study of Thessalonians.

For the next two weeks we are going to be looking at Yeshua's words in the Sermon on the Mount. These two messages will be to further clarify 1 Thessalonians 5:15 that we looked at in our last study.

In our text Paul gives a list of present imperatives of how believers are to treat each other. These aren't requests their commands. How are you doing at obeying these commands?

In our text Paul tells the Thessalonians that they are to highly respect those in leadership. How are church leaders to be appointed today? What is the main job of church leaders?

In our text Paul tells the Thessalonians that they have the hope of salvation. Why would he say this? Didn't they already have salvation? You don't hope for what you have.

The coming Day of the Lord was not to be a surprise to the Thessalonian believers. They were 'sons of light' and had full understanding of eschatology, they knew what was to happen in the end times.

This morning we are going to look further at the Day of the Lord and how John the Baptist fulfills the prophecy of Elijah from Malachi announcing that great and terrible day.

Why would Paul, writing to a mostly Gentile Church, refer to the Israelites during the Exodus as 'our fathers?' How are Gentiles related to the fathers of Israel?

This is a verse that everyone is familiar with, many have it memorized. But what exactly does it mean? Are there conditions for all things working for good?

What is the root message here, how does understanding cultural events of the time affect that understanding, and what is a common misconception many commentators tend to make with this parable?

Paul tells the Thessalonians that they don't need to be taught about the 'Day of the Lord' because they knew all about it. This certainly can't be said of Christians today.

What is Paul talking about in these verses? Was he saying that believers would be physically taken up into the sky when the Lord returned?

What exactly is the Gospel? Paul makes it really simple. Can you explain what faith is?

What does Paul mean when he talks about 'those who are asleep'? Is this text applicable to believers today?

Why is Preterism important, and how does it apply to our lives? If Preterism is true, what are Christians supposed to be doing now?