Berean Baptist Church

Berean Baptist Church
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Weekly sermons and teaching from Berean Baptist Church in Mansfield, Ohio. We would love to have you join us in-person or online. Find out more about Berean at www.bereanfamily.com

  1. 7h ago

    Anchored in Affliction | 1 Thessalonians 2:13–3:5

    In 1 Thessalonians 2:13–3:5, Paul reminds believers that following Christ does not mean a life free from opposition, disruption, or suffering. The Thessalonian church faced persecution and hardship, yet God's Word continued to work in their lives, strengthening their faith and encouraging them to remain faithful. This passage reminds us that as we pursue our one goal of knowing Christ more and making Him known, the enemy will seek to oppose the truth, disrupt our fellowship, and discourage our faithfulness. But through God's Word, the encouragement of His people, and the hope we have in Jesus Christ, we can remain anchored even in the most difficult circumstances. 📖 Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 2:13–3:5🙌 Main Idea: God's Word anchors our faith through opposition, disruption, and discouragement. 🕊️ In this message, we see: • When opposition comes, trust God's Word as your authority• God's Word strengthens believers and helps them remain faithful through persecution• When disruption comes, remain connected to God's people• Christian fellowship provides encouragement, accountability, and spiritual growth• When suffering comes, find encouragement in the hope of Christ• Our struggles remind us of our dependence on God and His promises• Every believer is called to pursue one goal: knowing Christ more and making Christ known 📌 Personal Challenge: Consider these questions as you reflect on the message: • Am I staying grounded in God's Word when opposition comes?• Am I actively connected to other believers who encourage my faith?• Who is discipling me, and who am I helping grow in Christ?• When suffering comes, am I placing my hope in Christ? Join us as Student Pastor Micah shares how God's Word anchors us through life's challenges and encourages us to remain faithful to our mission of knowing Christ and making Him known. #AnchoredInChrist #1Thessalonians #ChristianFaith #GodsWord #HopeInChrist #Berean

    Anchored in Affliction | 1 Thessalonians 2:13–3:5

  2. Oct 12

    Blueprints for Christian Living | 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12

    In 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12, Paul reminds believers what faithful Christian living and ministry should look like. The gospel had been entrusted to Paul and his companions, and they worked hard to make it known with boldness, sincerity, humility, gentleness, encouragement, and godly conduct.This passage calls Christians to imitate faithful believers who labor for the gospel, seek God’s glory instead of their own, balance grace and truth, and practice what they preach.📖 Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12🙌 Main Idea: We need to imitate Christians who work hard making the gospel known, seek God’s glory, balance grace and truth, and practice what they preach.🕊️ In this message, we see:• We need to work hard to make the gospel known• We need to seek God’s glory, not our own• Faithful Christians balance grace and truth• Believers are called to encourage others to walk in a manner worthy of God• We should practice what we preach through holy, righteous, and blameless conduct📌 Homework: Read James 1:19–27 using this pattern: Read, Reflect, Respond, and Rest.Join us as we study the blueprint for Christian living and consider what it looks like to faithfully live out the gospel for God’s glory.

    Blueprints for Christian Living | 1 Thessalonians 2:1–12

  3. Oct 4

    Changed by the Gospel | 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10

    1 and 2 Thessalonians: The Church on the Move | October 4, 2026 What does a life changed by the gospel look like? For the believers in Thessalonica, it was evident in their work of faith, labor of love, and steadfastness of hope—even in the midst of hardship. Join us as we explore how the gospel transforms our lives, turns us from idols to the living and true God, and makes our faith an example to those around us. In this message, we’ll see that: • The gospel should lead to increasing works of faith.• The gospel allows us to truly love and to be loved.• The gospel gives us an increasing amount of hope. Every believer in Christ should be known by their growing faith, love, and hope. As we serve God and await the return of Jesus, we’ll consider how these qualities are taking shape in our own lives. This week’s homework: 1 Corinthians 15:50–58Read, reflect, respond, and rest. #ChangedByTheGospel #1Thessalonians #TheChurchOnTheMove #FaithLoveHope #SundayWorship

    Changed by the Gospel | 1 Thessalonians 1:1–10

  4. Sep 27

    Trust the Process | Acts 17:1–9

    Acts: The Church on the Move | September 27, 2026What does it look like to trust God’s process when faithfulness leads somewhere we would not have chosen? In Thessalonica, Paul proclaimed Jesus from the Scriptures. Some believed, while others stirred up opposition. Acts 17:1–9 reminds us that God uses our faithfulness for His purposes, even when the path becomes difficult.In this message, we’ll see that:- Everything begins with God’s Word and points to Christ.- God uses our faithfulness for His purposes.- Doing things God’s way may bring opposition.This week’s homework: Read 2 Timothy 3:10–17. Read, reflect, respond, and rest.#TrustTheProcess #Acts17 #TheChurchOnTheMove

    Trust the Process | Acts 17:1–9

  5. Sep 20

    In Conclusion: Contentment, Generosity, and Provision | Philippians 4:10–23

    In Philippians 4:10–23, Paul closes his letter by pointing believers to the contentment, generosity, and provision we have in Christ. He reminds the church that true contentment is not based on circumstances, but on the strength Christ provides. This passage also highlights the generosity of the Philippian church, their partnership in gospel ministry, and the promise that God will supply every need according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. Scripture: Philippians 4:10–23🙌 Main Idea: In Christ, we have everything needed for a life of contentment, generosity, and provision. 🕊️ In this message, we see:• Paul’s contentment in every circumstance• The secret of facing plenty and hunger, abundance and need• The Philippians’ generosity and partnership in gospel ministry• Giving that is pleasing to God• God’s faithful provision for His people• Glory belongs to God forever and ever

    In Conclusion: Contentment, Generosity, and Provision | Philippians 4:10–23

  6. Sep 13

    Navigating Christian Conflict | Philippians: The Church on the Move | Philippians 4:2–9

    In Philippians 4:2–9, Paul addresses conflict between believers and points the church toward peace, prayer, right thinking, and faithful obedience. Even committed Christians can experience disagreement, but God calls His people to seek unity in the Lord and respond in a way that reflects truth and trust in Him.This passage reminds us that when we find ourselves in conflict with another believer, we should seek God’s peace and make sure our thoughts and actions are grounded in truth.📖 Scripture: Philippians 4:2–9🙌 Main Idea: When you find yourself in a conflict with another believer, seek God’s peace and ensure that you are thinking and acting in truth.🕊️ In this message, we see:• Born again believers are not immune to conflict• Christians are called to agree in the Lord• We must defend against anxiousness by turning to the God of peace• Prayer, supplication, and thanksgiving help guard our hearts and minds in Christ Jesus• Our thoughts should be shaped by what is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, excellent, and worthy of praise• God calls us not only to think rightly, but to practice what is true📌 Homework: Read Psalm 51 using this pattern: Read, Reflect, Respond, and Rest.Join us as we study what it means to navigate Christian conflict with peace, truth, prayer, and Christ-centered thinking.

    Navigating Christian Conflict | Philippians: The Church on the Move | Philippians 4:2–9

  7. Sep 6

    Press On | Philippians: The Church on the Move | Philippians 3:12–4:1

    In Philippians 3:12–4:1, Paul reminds believers that the Christian life is a continual pursuit of Christlike maturity. We have not already arrived, but because Christ Jesus has made us His own, we press on toward the goal of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.This passage calls us to keep growing, learn from faithful examples, reject earthly-minded living, remember that our citizenship is in heaven, and stand firm in the Lord.📖 Scripture: Philippians 3:12–4:1🙌 Main Idea: Because Christ has made us His own, we press on toward Christian maturity.🕊️ In this message, we see:• Don’t let up in pursuing Christian maturity• Forget what lies behind and strain forward to what lies ahead• Learn from faithful examples who walk according to Christ• Be careful not to follow those whose minds are set on earthly things• Remember that our citizenship is in heaven• Stand firm in your faith in the Lord📌 Homework: Read Psalm 115 using this pattern: Read, Reflect, Respond in Prayer, and Rest.Join us as we study what it means to press on in faith because Christ has made us His own.

    Press On | Philippians: The Church on the Move | Philippians 3:12–4:1

  8. Aug 30

    Dogs, Rubbish, and Righteousness | Philippians: Church on the Move | Philippians 3:1–11

    In Philippians 3:1–11, Paul warns believers to be on guard against those who would lead them away from the truth of the gospel. He reminds the church that our confidence cannot be placed in our background, accomplishments, religious efforts, or personal righteousness.Instead, true righteousness and the hope of the resurrection come from Christ alone. Paul shows that everything he once counted as gain is now counted as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus Christ.📖 Scripture: Philippians 3:1–11🙌 Main Idea: Any attempt to become righteous in our own strength will be futile.🕊️ In this message, we see:• We need to be on the lookout for those who will lead us astray• A right view of our identity leads to rightly placed confidence• Believers worship by the Spirit of God and glory in Christ Jesus• We must put no confidence in the flesh• Righteousness comes through faith in Christ• The hope of the resurrection comes from Christ alone📌 Homework: Read Romans 3:21–31 using this pattern: Read, Reflect, Respond, and Rest.Join us as we study what it means to count everything as loss compared to knowing Christ and being found in Him.

    Dogs, Rubbish, and Righteousness | Philippians: Church on the Move | Philippians 3:1–11
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Weekly sermons and teaching from Berean Baptist Church in Mansfield, Ohio. We would love to have you join us in-person or online. Find out more about Berean at www.bereanfamily.com

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    Berean Baptist Church
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    2019 - 2026
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