biblegateway.com
The Bible Gateway is a tool for reading and researching scripture online — all in the language or translation of your choice! It provides advanced searching capabilities, which allow readers to find and compare particular passages in scriptures
Biblos.com, Free Online Biblical Study Tools
Search, Read, Study the Bible in Many Languages. This is a very useful website that has searchable versions of online Bibles, Concordances, an Interlinear, Encyclopedia, Atlas, Lexicon, Dictionary, Reference Bible, and more.
BlueLetterBible.org – An on-line interactive reference library
Facilitating in-depth study of God’s Word through an on-line interactive reference library.
e-Sword.net – The Sword of the Lord with an Electronic Edge
e-Sword is a fast and effective way to study the Bible. e-Sword is feature rich and user friendly with more capabilities than you would expect in a free software package.
levendwater.org – Bullinger ’s Companion Bible
The levendwater home page is in German. The address above, however, links to their publication of Bullinger’s indexes to his Companion Bible. Searches can be done on words or phrases in the indexes. Very nice.
Philologos Religious Online Books
This links to an online access to Bullinger, Edersheim, and a host of other classic works.
SearchGodsWord.org
Heartlight’s Search God’s Word offers miltiple versions of the Bible, concordances, lexicons, and other tools for Biblical study and research
gladtidingsfellowship.com How to Read the Bible for Understanding and Power
Steve Jaynes is the author of ‘How to read the Bible for Understanding and Power’ and is vitally concerned with teaching others how to read, search and study the Scriptures for themselves.
NetHymnal
The #1 Hymn site on the web, featuring over 10,000 ChristÂian hymns, Author Bios, Composer Biographies, Hymn Histories and GosÂpel songs from maÂny deÂnomÂinÂaÂtions.
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Click Here To Save 40% On Bestselling Book Titles at Family Christian Stores. By using this link, BrownBible.com will receive a small percentage of any item you purchase. The income earned will be used to support the website.Ken Brown | May 14, 2010
I am a believer. I have accepted Jesus Christ. I believe God raised him from the dead. I believe that the Scriptures, as originally written, are the inerrant Word of God. But if anyone were to call me “religious,” I would take it either as a misinformed statement or as an insult.
Ken Brown | May 12, 2010
Many Christians have stumbled over the wording in Acts 8:22. The translation as it occurs in the vast majority of English versions indicates that when believers go to God to ask for His forgiveness for some particular sin, He might forgive them and might not. This contradicts every other New Testament verse on this subject as it pertains to the grace administration in which we live.
Acts 8: 22 Repent therefore of this thy wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the thought of thine heart may be forgiven thee. [King James Version]
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Ken Brown | May 8, 2010
There are Christians who hold the view that God’s sovereignty and His master plan for the universe are such that all that happens in life is according to His will. He is behind the scenes bringing it all to pass. They say things like, “Everything happens for a reason.” Let’s consider the ramifications of such a view….
Administrator | December 29, 2009
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With all of the different branches of Christianity and all of the different interpretations of the Bible, where do all of these branches get their different viewpoints? What are they basing their differences in beliefs on? In other words, if we are all reading the same Bible, where or how are we coming up with [...]
Administrator | December 29, 2009
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How do Orthodox Christians view the book of Revelation?
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Ken Brown | December 4, 2009
Tradition can be a subtle thing. We grow up believing something about a Biblical doctrine or event. It might never even occur to us to question where some particular belief came from, especially if that belief happens to be regarding some relatively minor point. I think the financial status of Joseph and Mary is a matter like that for many Christians.
It is a commonly held belief that the mother and “stepfather” of our Lord Jesus Christ were poor, but where does this belief come from?
Ken Brown | November 27, 2009
I was at a wedding reception not long ago, seated next to a man I had not previously met. We exchanged the usual small talk. I learned that he was a retired eighth-grade science teacher. The conversation was pleasant enough until he learned that I am a Bible-believing Christian. Then he launched into an all-out assault. “How can you possibly believe Genesis?” He went on and on about evolution, endeavoring to make a mockery of God’s Word. It takes hundreds of thousands of years for the light from such and such a star to reach the earth. How could God have created the universe only about six thousand years ago? He referred to the Bible as a practical joke.
Ken Brown | November 21, 2009
We as believers are always to trust absolutely in our wonderful heavenly Father. Any “Bible-believing” Christian (and should there be any other kind?) would acknowledge this in a heartbeat. In practice, however, who or what we REALLY trust in can be so subtle that even the most sincere among us might at times be outside of where we want to be.
