Useful Christian Resources

Compilation Of Christian Resources

Just wanted to share some of the Christian resources that I have used in the past for any of my Christian readers.

I lean baptist, so this list will reflect that position. Fair warning.

If you are a new follower of Christ, just get a Bible and find a local church. You don’t need all of these yet.

I hope these help you learn more and connect with God further.

Bible Study:

• Hardcopy Bibles: KJV, NKJV, NASB
• Hardcopy Bible Dictionary
• Hardcopy Bible Concordance
• Bible Gateway – Verse compare
• Bible App
• Bible Maps 1
• Bible Maps 2
• BLB Charts, Outlines, and Facts
• e-Sword Bible Study App – Immensely powerful in the right hands
• The Kings Bible – Concordance
• Bible Dictionary (With visuals)

Online Commentary*:

• Kretzmann Project – commentary (my favorite / preferred.)
• EnduringWord – commentary (acceptable, some modernist interpretations though.)
• BibleRef – commentary (not finished, current books are decent.)

*Don’t rely solely on commentary for your own reading. Use these with caution.

Courses/Education*:

• BibleProject – Video Bible book overviews
• Insight.org – Written Bible book overviews
• The Gospel Coalition – Courses
• Our Daily Bread University – Courses
• GotQuestions – Answering specific questions

*Don’t rely solely on specific institutions for your understanding. Use these with caution.

Be careful with both commentaries and courses. Most are getting very soft in the modern era. Even places like the Gospel Coalition can be a hit or a miss.

Also, many of the larger platforms lean reformed theology. Keep that in mind.

Baptist Audio Sermons:

• Faithful Word
• Verity Baptist

Theology:

• Writings of the early church (such as the Didache, Athanasius, Shepherd of Hermas, Polycarp’s writings, Tertullian’s Apology, etc.)
• List of historical Christian Creeds.
• Confessions of St. Augustine (courtesy of commenter below).
• Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas (courtesy of commenter below).
• Institutes of the Christian Religion, even if you don’t agree with Calvin.
• The Last Superstition (courtesy of commenter below).
• The Case for Christian Nationalism.

Videos:

• The Jesus Film
• 47 NIFB documentary films archived – Over 30 hours of content here.
• The Case for Christ documentary
• American Gospel film series

Random:

• Popular bible verses
• Bible Family Tree
• Berean Patriot – Deity of Christ Study
• Redeemed Zoomer

Apocrypha-Specific*:

• NRSVUE (with Apocrypha)
• Biblewise Commentary
• Theology Pathfinder – Book Summaries
• Blue Letter Bible – Book Summaries
• The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha – My favorite bookset

*Apocrypha/Pseudepigrapha is not the Bible. Use only for historical/theological study.

I may not agree with all of these theologically (in fact, some I vehemently disagree with), but I have found them helpful in my personal spiritual development. Hopefully, they can do the same for you.

If you’re looking for a church, I wish you good luck. It is getting harder and harder to find a decent church. Most are completely lost. But a solid group of real Christians is a massive blessing. In my semi-rural area, I had only two decent options within a large driving radius (~50 miles). If I wanted a church headed by a woman, hordes of mask-wearers, a lesbian married to a transgender (not hyperbole), or a church preaching heresy, it would have been a lot easier. I only had luck with independent baptist churches. Instructions on finding one of them is here, and you should use the MGS catalog.

If you have any others that you use, please feel free to put them in the comments. I am always looking to expand my resource list.

Cheers.

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