Whites Run Baptist Church

What makes the claims of Christianity unique among all religions in the world?

What was God's purpose in creating mankind? What went wrong? Is there hope for humanity?

How do we begin to share the Gospel in a post-Christian world? Can we explain sin or the work of Jesus without first explaining that God is our creator and is holy and righteous?

What is the Gospel? Can you explain it to someone? Since this is what Jesus and the Apostles called the message of the early church - which changed the world - wouldn't it be a good idea to understand it?

When we have failed in our Christian life, we need to remember that Jesus is our Good Shepherd committed to tending His sheep.

In John 15, Jesus calls his disciples "friends." Does that apply to the church today? Is that too casual an address for the Lord of Glory?

How can we best carry the inspiration and joy of the resurrection throughout the year?

Did you know that Jesus purposefully presented himself as the King of Israel? Did you know that has real-life implications for you?

There is no doubt that Jesus is a mighty conqueror. But what does that ultimately mean to us? How does His victory affect our lives today?

Does the Bible say that we can be certain of eternal life?

How can believers experience the abiding presence of the Lord Jesus Christ on a continuing basis?

Is there a sure and reliable way to be reconciled to God? Is there more than one way?

The Lord Jesus commands His disciples saying, "Follow Me." But in what way? Did he ever give more detail of the notion?

Some say that Jesus did not claim to be divine, but the truth is much more glorious than their conjecture. Have you heard? Do you know?

If God is good and just and powerful, wouldn't we expect Him to reveal Himself and His way of salvation clearly to mankind? What kind of God would would He be if He didn't?

If we suggest that Jesus fails to save any of His sheep, we are suggesting that he sins. Surprised? Listen.

It's time to face up to this truth: Jesus consistently presented Himself as the essential and unfailing giver of life.

While it was a "silent night," the coming of Christ was not entirely unexpected. Some of God's faithful people were waiting for Him.

Why doesn't God just show himself to the world?

While Joseph's role as the adopted father of the Son of God is truly unique in the universe, it fits into God's pattern of working in the world that holds surprising relevance to every human being even today.

How much did Mary know about what she was getting into? How well was she acquainted with the scriptures and how did her expectations compare to the reality of her son, Jesus?

Sometimes Christians just need to view the scripture fresh and test our traditions against the truth.

We know Jesus as the Son of God. But aren't there other 'sons of God' mentioned in scripture? How then are we to understand what is meant by Jesus as the "Son of God"?

What did Jesus mean by referring to himself as "Son of Man"? And why did it upset the leadership of the Jews?

What kind of love invites us in even while knowing every sinful action, word, or thought we have ever done?