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The Berean Life

Scripture first · Examine the record for yourself

The Berean Life

Explore the Scriptures, historical documents and theological questions behind beliefs that have shaped generations — in independent investigations that set out the evidence and leave the conclusion to you.

Cover of Who Is the Antichrist? by Chris A. BennettCover of Unveiled Truth by Mario PelserCover of The Redacted Archives by Michael J. WhiteCover of The Missing Loud Cry by Michael J. WhiteCover of Daniel 11: The Prophecy That Never Missed by Mario PelserCover of How God Worked Through Time by Michael J. White
Cover of The Redacted Archives Collection

New · The Collector’s Edition

The Redacted Archives Collection

Three Complete Books in One Volume

The documents. The message. The history you were never told.

The central question

Have you examined the sources behind what you believe?

Hearing a conclusion is one thing. Reading someone's summary of the evidence is another. Reading the evidence itself — the text, the dated publication, the transcript — is something else again. This project exists for the third.

  1. 01What did the original source actually say?
  2. 02How did the teaching develop over time?
  3. 03Which parts of the historical record support the familiar explanation?
  4. 04Are there documents or arguments that deserve closer examination?
  5. 05Does the conclusion withstand independent scrutiny?

Free Bible study

The Godhead Study

A Scripture-only study of who God is. 9 modules, 43 lessons, free to work through at your own pace.

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The method

Examine before you conclude.

Step 1

Identify the claim or question.

Step 2

Locate the relevant biblical texts and historical sources.

Step 3

Compare the evidence with the explanation being presented.

Step 4

Evaluate the conclusion — and remain willing to correct an error.

Fair examination includes the evidence that challenges the investigator's own position. Read the full method

Research library

Articles, timelines and reading guides

The library will hold only work that has been written and reviewed. Until the first articles are published, it points you to the books where each question is already treated in depth.

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For pastors, researchers and creators

Resources for those who teach, research and share

Bibliographic details, cover images, discussion questions and copy-ready links for recommending a book to a class, congregation or audience.

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New investigations, new books, new sources.

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