When it comes to Bible software, I use Logos more than anything else (though I know BibleWorks and Accordance are excellent too).
But what about free online resources? Thankfully, the web
has made it possible for almost anyone with a computer to access
hundreds of valuable study tools. For people who don’t have immediate
access to a sizeable library, that’s great news.
If you’re an avid online Bible student, you are probably already
familiar with the ten resources I’ve listed below. But these are the
ones that I find most helpful in my own personal study.
Having said that, I’m always looking for new sites, to add even more
richness to my online study time. So, if you think of one I’ve missed,
be sure to add a comment and mention it.
My Top-Ten Favorite Online Study Resources
1. The John MacArthur Sermon Archive
— When it comes to clearly and accurately explaining the Word of God,
there is no pastor I trust more than John MacArthur. The fact that he
has preached through every verse of the New Testament, and that all of
those sermons are available for free online (both in audio and
transcript form), means that this resource is as exhaustive as it is
valuable. The topical Q&A section is also an expansive resource,
giving practical and biblical instruction on a wide variety of issues.
2. The Theological Resource Center — The featured resource on the site is a growing library of video lectures taught by the TMS faculty.
These lectures can be watched, free-of-charge, by anyone with an
internet connection. The site currently contains eleven full courses,
consisting of more than 200 individual lectures. Over the next few
months, the library will grow to include over 20 courses, offering
hundreds of hours of seminary-level lecture content. When complete, this
online video library will cover a wide range of topics including Bible
Survey, Grammar and Exegesis, Systematic Theology, Historical Theology,
and Biblical Counseling. Continue at Nathan Busenitz
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