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At Berean Baptist Church, we are the Christ-centered, Bible-focused church you’ve been looking for in the Fayetteville, North Carolina and Ft. Liberty area. Our goal is to help everyone transform their lives and become true disciples of Jesus. If you are interested in learning more about our church, our focus, and why you and your family should come and worship God with us, start by checking out our blog. You can also find more information about upcoming events happening at our church. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Concrete vs. Abstract
As I learn something, I share it with you. That’s the way it has been for the past nineteen years, and that’s the way it will continue until Christ returns. For the past year, we have been using the acronym COMA for Bible study. Hopefully, we have said it so often...
Our Screens are keeping us from 4 P’s
Last week, I listened to an interview with Paul Kingsnorth, author of Against the Machine, on Socrates in the City on my device. You can find it on YouTube—it is worth all 1:07:40 of your time. In the interview, Kingsnorth rightly suggested that our screens are...
Disciple Making Strategy Using Four Relational Contexts
In obedience to the Great Commission, Berean pursues a disciple making strategy across four relational (person-to-person) contexts, seeking to make disciples who make disciples—namely, Spirit-led followers of Christ who study Scripture for understanding and personal...
Baptistic Distinctions Concerning the Lord’s Supper
Baptists, Presbyterians, and Catholics (RCC) all have a different understanding of the Lord’s Supper. Since we are celebrating the Lord’s Supper this morning, today’s bulletin note will discuss the Baptistic distinctions concerning the Lord’s Supper. First, Baptists...
Finding Christ in the OT
Jesus said He was in the Law of Moses (Luke 24:44). In the context of Luke 24:44, the Law of Moses refers to the Torah, which comprises the books Genesis through Deuteronomy. But when you read these books of the Bible, you don’t find Jesus of Nazareth—He is not yet...
An Apology
I am genuinely sorry to all of you whom I offended last week with my bulletin note and the picture on the cover. Once again, I am out of touch and blindsided by my ignorance. In the previous two weeks, I have gotten two sides of the same church upset with me...
