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Using Hermeneutics to help us interpret Psalm 82
Hermeneutics is a theological word describing the method one uses to interpret Scripture. Two people read the same verse and come to different conclusions—why? Their hermeneutic may not be the same. We are going to see this today in Psalm 82. We are looking at Psalm...
Are you a Disciple Maker?
Do you see yourself as a disciple of Christ? Would you describe yourself as a disciple or follower of Christ? Do you think being a disciple is different from being a Christian? We need to create a disciple making culture in Berean. Where we each see ourselves as a...
Are you a Born-Again Christian?
I was alive when Jimmy Carter, running for the presidency, described himself as a born-again Christian. Jesus answered him [Nicodemus], “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born again [Or from above], he cannot see the kingdom of God” (John 3:3). In 1976,...
The Binding of Satan
Since I do not believe in a distinct future 1000-year reign of Christ on the earth before the new heaven and new earth, I am often asked: Do I believe Satan is presently bound? This question comes from Revelation 20:1-8 where Satan is bound for 1000 years and then...
The 8 E’s of Evangelicals
As Baptists, many would refer to us as evangelicals. They do this because we put a high focus on evangelism. Evangelism is vital, but as Bereans, we must see that there is so much more than just evangelism in the life of a believer. I don’t often use alliteration, but...
Jesus, the Good Shepherd
I want to use this note to help make today’s sermon more edifying. In John 10, Jesus says, “I am the good shepherd.” But what does that mean? What is the significance? He has referenced bread, light, door, and now—Shepherd! If we did not have Ezekiel 34, we...
