Whites Run Baptist Church

Is it possible that Jesus was just a good teacher, a rabbi of Israel, a prophet? Today in John 3, we find out if he left that open as an option.

John records that Jesus did so many signs that they could not be contained in books. What does it matter? How do we know He did signs, and what significance do they have?

How important is it to understand the nature of the humanity of Jesus Christ? Is it essential for us to believe and receive eternal life?

What does the title "Christ" mean? Why was there so much debate about Jesus being the Christ? How can we be sure that Jesus was the one and only Christ of God?

Who was John the Baptist and why does it matter to us? Furthermore, why did he call Jesus of Nazareth the "Lamb of God"?

The Jewish and Roman traditions that Jesus Christ came to had many traditions concerning "Sons of God." What is unique about John's claim that Jesus is the Son of God?

How important is a relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ? What barriers are there to such a relationship?

Do Christians make too big a deal about Jesus Christ? Have we overblown the message of the Gospels to make Him more than He is? Learn how John's use of the Greek word "logos" informs our answers.

Why did John write a fourth Gospel? Why do we constantly review the same material over and over? Surprisingly, the answer is a matter of life or death!

What do the writings of a prophet from over 2500 years ago mean to us today? Might these writings hold the key to our future?

How do we reconcile the wrath of God with the love of God? What does it mean that Jesus came as the lamb of God, but returns as the Lion of the tribe of Judah?

What does the Bible mean when it says that God swears an oath? How can we be certain that God will succeed in His plans?

Why does it seem that the faithful are always in the minority? Is the Gospel failing to produce sufficient numbers or does God know what He's doing?

Did Jesus claim to be the Messiah? The suffering servant? Why were so many upset by his claims?

Isaiah gives strong condemnations of the sinfulness of God's people right alongside lofty images of their future sin-free bliss. How can these two things be reconciled? What is the intervening event that will change things for the people of God?

How can we be sure that the Lord Jesus Christ can save us? What about him is essential to know?

When did God decide to send His Son to save the world? Does it matter when? How is that relevant today?

What does the Bible mean when it says that Jesus will establish justice? Listen to find out why modern conceptions of justice fall so short of the glorious truth.

Did Jesus really claim to be the Messiah - the king of the line of David to fulfill the scriptures? What clues did He give to His disciples to reveal His true identity?

What's the biggest danger when things are going well? What must God's people be most careful to avoid as they begin to make progress in their walk with God?

Why should we pray when God has already decreed what is to come to pass? The answer points to His purposes in all creation and redemption.

How do we put into practice what we are learning from the prophet Isaiah? How are the struggles of Judah over 2500 years ago relevant to our very own struggles today?

Even in this present day, Jesus Christ is conquering the nations. What will things look like when his victory is complete? What does it mean to us today?

Does God bring wrath upon all the nations? If so, by what standards does He judge them? Finally, how then should we live as God's people among those nations?

How could God bring judgment upon a nation that had performed His will? And for that matter, if God is really in charge, how is He not guilty of all bad things that come to pass?