Berean Bible Church - Virginia

When the Bible talks about the "last days" what is it talking about? When did the last days begin and when will they end? Can you back up your answer with Scripture?

What does it mean to be a disciple of Yeshua? What exactly is required of disciples? How does this text show us that there is a difference between being a believer and being a disciple?

A sometimes misunderstood and misapplied verse, this morning we'll take a look at what is being said here, and some practical applications for living in such a manner.

In our text for today we will be looking at Yeshua's words to those who have trusted in Him. Do you think there is a difference between a Christian and a Disciple? Why or why not?

In our text for today Paul tells his readers that their bodies will be transformed at the second coming. Since the second coming is past, does this mean that our bodies have already been transformed? How so?

In our text for today Peter warns his readers of a coming fiery trial that they are about to experience. Is this just a general trial or something historical and specific?

In our text for today Peter tells his readers that each one of them has received a gift. Does this apply to us? Why or why not? Do you know what your spiritual gift is?

In our text for today Peter tells his readers that the end is near. What end is he talking about? The majority of commentators and scholars say he is talking about the Second Coming. So, who is the Second Coming near to?

In our text for today Peter continues to encourage the suffering believers. Peter says two strange things in this text, "for whoever has suffered in the flesh has ceased from sin. "Does suffering stop us from sinning? He also says, "The gospel was preached even to those who are dead." Can dead people respond to the gospel? This should be fun, be prepared to think.

Well Israel is in the news again. And the prophecy pundits are all talking about the end of the world. They are also saying that we MUST stand with and support Israel because they are the people of God. Lord deliver us from Bible ignorance.

This morning we are going to look at Yeshua's words to the Samaritan women at the well. What is the significance of the well? What is the new Temple?

This morning we are going to look a little deeper into what 1 Peter 3:19 doesn't teach. The Bible doesn't talk about Christ going to Sheol/Hades between his death and resurrection to preach to people. The Church teaches this, the Bible doesn't.

This text deals with Christ's victory over the unseen realm. In AD 70 Christ destroyed apostate Jerusalem and the spiritual powers behind it.

This is a very different, very controversial text. How does baptism connect with preaching to spirits in prison? What baptism is Peter talking about?

This is a very different, very controversial text. This verse is the origin of the statement "descended into Hell" in the Apostles Creed. Does the Bible say that Christ went to Hades to preach? Where does it say this?.

This is a very different, very controversial text. This verse is the origin of the statement “descended into Hell” in the Apostles Creed. Many crazy ideas have sprung from this text.

"According to the Health Ranger Mike Adams" - In this article Mike says, "According to what is written, every human being will be vaporized or killed, and those with worthy souls will be lifted into Heaven (a higher dimension, not of this 3D space) to join together with God and Jesus."

We're all familiar with the term resurrecrion but not many could define it biblically. Is it something in our past or future? Could you defend your view of resurrection from the Bible?

The symbol of the cross is used these days by anyone and everyone, even those with no desire for the theological meanings behind it. We'll be looking at the cross historically and in the preaching of the gospel and how we should consider it today.

Israel: what comes to your mind when you hear that word? Churcheanity is greatly divided on the subject of Israel. With Christian Zionism on one side and Replacement Theology on the other. Who's right?