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Places on the web that are worth visiting:
Note: Sonrise Christian Fellowship does not take any responsibility for the content found on these sites. We simply wish to offer resources that have helped or encouraged us along the way. While we may agree with many things found on these sites we would encourage you to test all things you read against the truth of Scripture.
Bible Gatewaysearchable online Bible in more than 35 languages. You can search by version of your choice and by keyword or phrase. This is great for Bible Study, personal devotions and can be a great teaching tool for your children. - A
National Center for Family-Integrated Churches - Vision Forum - An excellent resource to find people or churches seeking to worship the Lord together as families. This site has referrals to churches around the world.
Voddie Baucham Ministries - An additional resource for those seeking to understand the purpose of the Family Integrated Church.
Books from which we have gained insight:
Culturally Incorrect, by Rod Parsley, has been the underlying text used in our World Views Family Sunday School over the past few months. It has been an excellent study for those of all ages in the class. From young to old we find ourselves looking forward to the next class to get a better understanding of the various world views that have shaped who we are and how those around us think. While this has not been a "book study" it has been a much referenced source for the class.
The Last Christian Generation, by Josh McDowell, is highly recommended reading! This will open your eyes to the plight of our youth and their need for a change in the direction of the church today.
Taken from Josh McDowell's Web Site:
The research on the
current generation of young people reveals an alarming fact: they have
redefined what it means to be Christian. The majority of our churched
young people do not believe Christ is the Son of God, do not believe the
Holy Spirit is a real entity, and think 'doing good' earns them a place
in heaven. And just as disturbing is the fact that their attitudes and
behavior are virtually no different than those of non-Christians.
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Our prayer at Sonrise Christian Fellowship is that we can be used to reach the young people with whom we have contact. That we might lead them to a true understanding of salvation and their need of it. That we would mentor and teach, fellowship and enjoy their company, but above all else lead them to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, that their eternity may be secure and that their light would shine to those around them.