Points To Ponder

This section is a resource of helpful Bible-related articles on various topics. Have a topic you'd like to know more about? Drop a line to David.

Thoughts On Baptism, by J.D. Tant

Premillennialism and the Bible, by J.D.Tant

Dealing With The Effects Of Premarital Sex, by David and Flora Tant

Does It Really Matter To God?, by J.D. Tant

The Book of Revelation, by Wayne Wells

The Faithless Foundation of Premillenialism, by Samuel G. Dawson

Bookmarked Bible

Elijah Aaron has created O.T. and N.T. PDF documents, in the New King James Version, which are bookmarked.  This means you can click on the table of contents to jump to a book or you can use the bookmarks tree to jump by event or topic. As more updated versions are created, they will be posted here.

• Old Testament v 1.0
• New Testament v 1.0
  

Gospel Meetings

Click on a sermon title to listen to it. You can download a sermon to your computer by right-clicking on the link and choosing "Save Target As" (or some similar wording). If you are a Mac user, hold the Ctrl key down and click on the link to download. Some sermons include a Powerpoint presentation, shown as a link in parenthesis (ppt).

March 2008 Gospel Meeting with Jeff Young

	Sunday AM Class: Jesus as the Lens for Reading the Old Testament (ppt)
	Sunday AM: Cross-centered Salvation (ppt)
	Sunday PM: Cross-centered Discipleship (ppt)
	Monday PM: Cross-centered Relationships (ppt)
	Tuesday PM: Famous Engagement Stories in the Bible (ppt)
	Wednesday PM: Baptism in the Story of the Bible (ppt)
	Thursday PM: 24 Failures, One Cross (ppt)
	Friday PM: The Historical Reliability of the Resurrection Accounts (ppt)

September 2007 Gospel Meeting with Paul Sheehan

	Sunday AM: How I Made it Down the Aisle
	Sunday PM: Protecting our Heart
	Monday PM: Trust and Obey
	Tuesday PM: Being Thankful
	Wednesday PM: Places We Need to Sit
	Thursday PM: Keep on Climbing
	Friday PM: See Jesus Again for the First Time

Click on a sermon link to listen to it. You can also download a sermon to your own computer by right-clicking on the link and choosing "Save Target As" (or some similar wording). If you are a Mac user, hold the Ctrl key down and click on the link.