Christian Resources
Bible ResearchMichael Marlowe's pages include stimulating articles by him and others and some very helpful lists of links.
Biblical Theology Briefings
Stimulating articles, book reviews and sermons.
Bible Translation
Frequently updated, Wayne Leman's pages feature discussion on the many issues surrounding translation, and especially, the translation of the Bible.
Biblical Studies Foundation
A comprehensive site, featuring a unique Bible translation and stacks of great articles about the Bible and Christian faith.One of my favourite pages on this site is Prof's Soapbox
The Centre For Biblical Spirituality
Donald Whitney's homepage has terrific resources on diverse issues. One of the best things is his list of Ten Questions to ask in discussions with people, or to ask yourself.
Christianity Today
Christian news, and provocative articles
Christway Media: Sermons and Lectures
Terrific preaching and lecturing from Don Carson, Ray Ortlund, Robert Yarbrough and others that you can listen to from your computer. You can also purchase MP3 CDs of these talks.
The Cyber Hymnal
Words, sheet music and daggy MIDI recordings of thousands of Christian hymns in the public domain
Desiring God:
John Piper's writings and sermons
Gegrapha Index of News Resources
Christian and secular resources for online news and commentary
The Hall of Church History
Theology from a Bunch of Dead Guys? Yes, because those who don't study history are condemned to repeat it. (Now who said that?)
The Internet Monk
School chaplain Michael Spencer's provocative articles about Calvinism, Creationism and heaps more.
C. S. Lewis: 20th century Christian Knight
Dave Armstrong's comprehensive collection of links to sites about C. S. Lewis
Modern Reformation
Provocative, challenging articles about Christian thinking and living.
Monergism
John Hendryx's fascinating collection of articles and links. A lot of the material comes from "a bunch of dead guys," but there are also contemporary writings. John's goal is to call the church back to its roots, while also helping us to continually reform and renew ourselves.
The NET Bible
The NET Bible is a brand new translation, featuring 57,875 translators' notes! It is free to download from this website, but you can also buy a copy to carry around.
The translators' notes tell you why they translated as they did, and tell you which manuscripts a given rendering is based on. They often show you other ways the verse could have been translated. Definitely the most interesting and helpful translation for years.
Origins
Features scholarly and popular resources concerning intelligent design and philosophical theism. It leaves room for Christians to hold different views on the age of the earth.
Opportunity International
David Bussau's inspiring enterprise to give poverty-stricken people a hand-up, not merely a hand-out
John H. Armstrong's Reformation and Revival
So far, I am enjoying the stuff I am reading here, having appreciated Armstrong's book Five Great Evangelists.
Donald Whitney's Spiritual Disciplines
There are excellent articles and audio sermons on important issues for all Christians here. I especially like the Church Bulletin inserts.
Stand To Reason
One of the best of many excellent sites defending Christian faith
Tetragrammaton
This fascinating site examines Jehovah's Witnesses claims about the name of God in a courteous, user-friendly manner. Mr Lynn Lundquist, the developer, has produced several books which you can download from the site, or read right there, which clearly explain the importance of these issues. I feel every interested person will benefit from his thousands of hours of study of this topic.
TheoCentriC
Pastor Rich Vincent's site has thought-provoking articles and book reviews.
TNIV Pro and Con
Wayne Leman's excellent set of links to articles about Today's New International Version, including criticisms and commendations.
Urban Legends Reference Pages
Is Father Christmas an invention of Coca Cola?
Is The Twelve Days of Christmas written in a secret code?
Did Einstein tell his teacher about faith?
Was Joshua's long day discovered by scientists?
Answers to these questions and scores more at this fascinating site. It is not a specifically Christian site, but gives important, up-to-date information which may stop some Christians shooting their mouths off, before they say something really stupid!
William Lane Craig Debates
Transcripts of debates between Dr Craig and leading non-Christian scholars
Some Thought-Provoking Articles
What I'm Reading
GegraphaInternational Christian Journalists Association.Includes articles on world view, responsible journalism, religious freedom and lots more.
All House and No Doors
Matthew McMahon's excellent discussion of Hyper-Calvinism.
Biblical Gynecology
Daniel Wallace's discussion of the role of women in the church, featuring exegesis of Galatians 3:28.
Christian Views of Science and Earth History
A helpful discussion of three views of the age of the earth held by evangelical Christians.
Christians Are Getting Upset About Cloning For The Wrong Reasons
Greg Koukl's 1997 article is the most helpful and interesting I have seen so far
The Debate Over Gender-Inclusive Language
Don Carson's thoughts have at last been made available and are very helpful, as usual.
Do Gender-Sensitive Translations Distort Scripture?
This is a helpful article by Darrell Bock, Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary, and translation consultant for various Bible translations, including the English Standard Version.
Easy Come, Easy Go
Does Fred Zaspel's story give us an insight into human nature, or leave us knowing less? I would be interested to hear your view!
A Farewell to Calvinism
Douglas Wilson's helpful reflections on a popular theological swearword.
Harry Potter's Magic
A thoughtful sensible article about the Harry Potter books, by Alan Jacob, professor of English at Wheaton College.
The Marriage Mystery
Steve Tracy's article discusses the question "In God's eyes, do a man and a woman become married after having sex or after exchanging vows?"
A Night with the Family
A humorous story with a helpful explanation of the bible's teaching on the Second Coming of Jesus. If it seems too simple, you may need to read your bible again without your LaHaye lenses!
A Primer on HyperCalvinism
Philip R. Johnson's article discusses the proper and improper use of this word, and makes a plea for a true biblical Christianity that is balanced and grounded on the sovereignty of God.
Occasional Missionaries; Accidental Tourists
A provocative article from The Internet Monk about the best use of resources for missions.
The Prayer of Jabez: Is It For Me?
Ron Gleason gives a thoughtful response to Bruce Wilkinson's book
Today's New International Version: The Untold Story of a Good Translation
Craig Blomberg's article is well worth reading. If you have been told that the TNIV will mean the end of civilization as we know it, do download a copy of the TNIV New Testament to read for yourself, but also read this excellent article by a conservative Bible scholar
The Tragedy of the Tolerant Scientist
Fred Zaspel's article recounts the true story of a Christian minister who refused to sound religious, without mentioning Christ, and one who agreed to it!
What Happens When Christianity Doesn't Work
Michael Horton's funeral sermon for Dr Timothy Brewer
Wretched Urgency
How does God want us to live? Michael Spencer tells what he doesn't want, and what he does want.
Why I Am A Christian
Michael Spencer's thoughtful ten point argument.
Christian software
BibleWorksAn excellent program with Bibles in many different languages, including Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek, excellent search facilities, and unsurpassed on-line after-sales support.
e-sword has a rich supply of bible translations and study resources, and is completely free.
The Expositor's Bible Commentary
A complete, evangelical commentary on the Bible, with excellent commentaries on Psalms by VanGemeren, Matthew by Carson, Luke by Liefeld and Acts by Longenecker, for example. Now with a much more user-friendly interface (and available at an attractive upgrade price for those who had the original version.)
The Essential IVP Reference Collection
Includes New Bible Commentary, New Bible Dictionary, Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels (and companion volumes), Dictionary of Biblical Imagery, New Dictionary of Biblical Theology and many other useful works.
John Calvin Collection
Arminius' favourite Bible teacher! Many people hate Calvin, without really knowing why. They have never read what he had to say, but they are sure they don't like him. It is important to use up-to-date Bible resources, but Calvin is still worth consulting.
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