Berean Bible Church - Virginia

The idea of Christ being a living Stone is probably not to well known among Christians but there is much in Scripture about this. What is the significance of Christ being a living Stone?

Most of the church today believes that demons are still active and can harm you. Should we base our belief on this subject on people's experience or the Scripture?

When was salvation complete, was it at the Cross or the Second Coming? Can you back up your view with Scripture?

In this section Peter calls believers a "holy priesthood." Our study this morning will focus on the priesthood past and present. Why was the tribe of Levi chosen to be priests?

In this section Peter calls believers a "spiritual house" which is a reference to the Temple. Our study this morning will focus on how Temple is used in Scripture.

Is Peter calling his listeners babies? What is the relation between verse 1 and 2? What is the pure spiritual milk?

What does this verse mean to us? How are we to be transformed? What are we to be transformed into?

Revelation speaks of seven kings, and the sixth one is in power at the time the book was written. Let's look at who this historic figure is.

When you hear the word agape what do you think of? Is it a special kind of love as most Bible teachers tell us?

What "truth" is Peter talking about in verse 22? Is this referring to all truth or a particular truth? It makes a huge difference?

Should we expect to see the same things happening in in the church today that we see happening the book of Acts? Why or why not?

Revelation is divided into two sections - chapters 1-11 and 12-22. In each section after the “Great City” is judged the time of the judgment of the dead takes place.

This Sunday we will be looking at the resurrection and glory of Christ. Peter talks about these here to strengthen his readers faith and hope.

This Sunday we will be looking at what Yahweh was doing in eternity past before He created the world.

This Sunday we will be looking Sorcerer that trusts in Christ but who most modern commentators say was not a Christian. The Bible says he believed, many men say that he didn't. Why?

This Sunday we will be looking at the doctrine of Redemption and what it means. Exactly how did Christ redeem us?

This Sunday we will be exploring Romans 7 and looking at the "wretched man." Who is depicted in this chapter? Is it an unsaved man, a Christian, a carnal Christian, a mature Christian? How does this text apply to us.

Let's explor what the disciples may have meant by thinking they saw a "ghost" walking on the water in Matthew and Mark's gospel.

Peter calls the believers to live a holy life because the God they serve is holy. What does it mean to live a holy life? What does that look like?

Peter lets these persecuted believers know that they are soon to receive grace when the Lord returns in glory.

When you see the word angel in Scripture do you understand what it is referring to? It may not mean what you think.

Peter encourages the suffering believers by having them focus on their eternal salvation. A salvation that was promised in the Tanakh.

For the first time we find that the readers of Peter's first letter are suffering for their faith. How are they to rejoice when they when they are grieving from their suffering?

To me this is an ungetoverable verse on God's sovereign election. But I found a video that claims to De-Calvinize this verse. Does he or is it truly ungetoverable? You decide.

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