This is a post for those of you that are starting your journey on studying the bible and are looking for resources online. I think we are such a blessed generation by having so much resources readily available to the tip of our fingertips. We should not forget though that there is nor replacement to our personal and individual Holy Spirit led bible study. A continuous and solid diet of reading and studying the scripture is vital to grow, mature and to face the complexities of life and be successful according to God's standards. It's like seating by our perfect mentor and teacher, God, to learn, to be comforted, filled and encouraged.
With that in mind, one of the resources that I love to tap on when doing research on doctrine is the website: DesiringGod.org. I know probably many of you are aware of this treasure chest of free books, articles and free podcast among other things. They have over 10,000 free resources to look at! More than what you can read on a lifetime! I have found it very helpful on my quest to grow my faith, my understanding and my passion for God's word. And I’m glad that it's a website so readily accessible to so many. They’re reaching out to millions of people worldwide through their engaging, creative and biblically sound content.
Their resources come from many different sources; however John
Piper is the main author. I highly
regard most of his ideas. All his books
and sermons are available in PDF format on this website. I specially enjoy listening to his
daily podcast called: “Ask
Pastor John”. He receives questions
from all over the world regarding all type of issues, from tattoos to
suffering, from fighting porn, to C.S Lewis: All kind of issues. He normally gives very insightful, biblically
based answers, which are usually very helpful. You can listen to it directly
from their website or via their App, Facebook, or Twitter if you’re on the go or if
you are a busy mommy like me and just have available ears while doing
not-mentally-engaging activities like folding laundry. There, I gave you a
great idea to start looking forward to fold your laundry! =)
What about you, what type of resources online have you found useful for your personal bible study?
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