Online Christian Resources

The internet has many useful Christian resources! Let's glorify God in how we use the internet, "bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ." (II Corinthians 10:5).

BIBLE STUDY RESOURCES:
www.studylight.org and www.biblos.com both offer searchable bibles in many English translations and foreign languages, as well as helpful concordances and commentaries.

THEOLOGICAL AND CHRISTIAN LIVING RESOURCES:
www.twowaystolive.com is a basic presentation of the Christian gospel.

www.albertmohler.com and www.epm.org both provide contemporary commentary, articles, and sermons written or linked to by Al Mohler (president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) and Randy Alcorn (director of Eternal Perspective Ministries), respectively.

www.spurgeon.org and www.johnbunyan.org include all the sermons and writings of Charles Spurgeon and John Bunyan, two famous historical Baptist preachers.

www.boundless.org - Christian answers to practical life questions about relationships, career, etc.

http://www.sbc.net/bfm/bfm2000.asp is the Baptist Faith and Message, Peninsula Baptist's statement of faith - also available on the Peninsula Baptist website: www.peninsulabaptistchurch.org

MISSIONS AND INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES:
www.persecution.com is the Voice of the Martyrs website. It has a lot of prayer topics about our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world.

www.imb.org and www.namb.net have info about international and North American Southern Baptist missions.

www.jewsforjesus.org is the website of Jews for Jesus, an organization that spreads the gospel primarily to the Jewish people.

Note that this is by no means an exhaustive list (and that Peninsula Baptist does not necessarily endorse every piece of content available through these websites…).

Upcoming Shapenote 5th Sunday sing, May 30th

This year (2010) May has five Sundays. That means Peninsula Baptist will be hosting its regular fifth Sunday Sacred Harp singing. We begin singing at 3:00 PM and continue till 5:00 PM. As usual we will be singing from the Sacred Harp hymnal a 'shape note' hymnal which has been in continuous use since it was first published in 1844. Everyone is welcome.