Berean Bible Church

Jesus’ followers thought the cross was the end of their hope. But the empty tomb and His appearances revealed that He had physically risen, just as He promised. His death and resurrection fulfilled God’s plan to offer forgiveness of sins to all who repent and believe. Jesus graciously met Thomas in his doubt and invited him to

believe. Thomas responded, “My Lord and my God!” We are invited to remember His Word, examine the evidence, and regardless of questions personally trust the risen savior.

Jesus’ followers thought the cross was the end of their hope. But the empty tomb and His appearances revealed that He had physically risen, just as He promised. His death and resurrection fulfilled God’s plan to offer forgiveness of sins to all who repent and believe. Jesus graciously met Thomas in his doubt and invited him to

believe. Thomas responded, “My Lord and my God!” We are invited to remember His Word, examine the evidence, and regardless of questions personally trust the risen savior.

How does the life of a homeless man in a foreign country thousands of years ago make a difference in my life today? Where does the life of Jesus help me when I’m battling regret, addiction, grief, bitterness, and anxiety? Join us to see how the message of the cross is the very power of God bringing victory into our lives each and every day.

How does the life of a homeless man in a foreign country thousands of years ago make a difference in my life today? Where does the life of Jesus help me when I’m battling regret, addiction, grief, bitterness, and anxiety? Join us to see how the message of the cross is the very power of God bringing victory into our lives each and every day.

How does the life of a homeless man in a foreign country thousands of years ago make a difference in my life today? Where does the life of Jesus help me when I’m battling regret, addiction, grief, bitterness, and anxiety? Join us to see how the message of the cross is the very power of God bringing victory into our lives each and every day.

When someone acts completely sure of who they are, our instinct is often to think: "Who does this person think they are?" For two thousand years, people have tried to handle Jesus the exact same way, shrinking him down into safe, manageable boxes. But what if his confidence isn't arrogance? What happens when Jesus refuses to stay in the categories we make for him?

When someone acts completely sure of who they are, our instinct is often to think: "Who does this person think they are?" For two thousand years, people have tried to handle Jesus the exact same way, shrinking him down into safe, manageable boxes. But what if his confidence isn't arrogance? What happens when Jesus refuses to stay in the categories we make for him?

When someone acts completely sure of who they are, our instinct is often to think: "Who does this person think they are?" For two thousand years, people have tried to handle Jesus the exact same way, shrinking him down into safe, manageable boxes. But what if his confidence isn't arrogance? What happens when Jesus refuses to stay in the categories we make for him?

When someone acts completely sure of who they are, our instinct is often to think: "Who does this person think they are?" For two thousand years, people have tried to handle Jesus the exact same way, shrinking him down into safe, manageable boxes. But what if his confidence isn't arrogance? What happens when Jesus refuses to stay in the categories we make for him?

When someone acts completely sure of who they are, our instinct is often to think: "Who does this person think they are?" For two thousand years, people have tried to handle Jesus the exact same way, shrinking him down into safe, manageable boxes. But what if his confidence isn't arrogance? What happens when Jesus refuses to stay in the categories we make for him?