New Details: AR, TX, East Coast Conferences

Fellow Bible Students,

Please join us for a Weekend Bible Conference in early 2023. You can register for them at the links below if you plan on attending:

Hot Springs, Arkansas — March 3–5, 2023
Some details may change, but registration is open: >>>REGISTER HERE<<<
Prepare for Persecution: Five Stages of Growth and Suffering
Theme verse- 1Peter 4:12-13

Sherman, Texas — March 31– April 2, 2023
>>>REGISTER HERE<<<
The Christian Warrior: His calling, combat and coronation.
Theme verse 2Peter 1:10-11

Erie, PA (East Coast) — April 14–16, 2023
>>>REGISTER HERE<<<
“After These Things …”: A Study of The Church After the Rapture
Note: The 2023 Shenandoah Valley, Virginia and Erie, PA conferences will be combined this year and held at Fairview Bible Church, Erie PA

Gene Cunningham - December 7, 2023

Why was Mary Chosen?

You might not believe it, but Luke Chapter One is one of the most theologically, doctrinally, and prophetically packed passages anywhere in Scripture. This video covers just Luke 1:26-30, where the Virgin Mary meets Gabriel. Subsequent videos will cover more of Mary’s response to Gabriel’s news, that she was selected to bear the Messiah, Jesus Christ. There is detail here that should edify and challenge us in our faith. It's very interesting that in Luke 1:19, Gabriel says of himself that he stands in the presence of God. This leads scholars to believe Gabriel may be one of the four angels that surround the throne in Revelation Chapter four. Gabriel is a teaching and an encourager and exhorter. When Gabriel appears, the only thing he delivers is information about the coming of the Messiah. We only have three people in the Bible to which Gabriel appears: Daniel in Daniel Chapters 8 to 12, Zacharias in Luke 1:11-20, and Mary, who would be the virgin mother of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Scripture References: Luke 1:26-38