Also, if you have an iPhone or iPad, check out Crossway's ESV Bible App. My wife has it and really likes it. You can find it in the App Store if you search for "ESV Bible."
Showing posts with label Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resources. Show all posts
ESV Online
I'll keep this short and sweet. The ESV Bible has gone digital... and it's free! Crossway is calling it ESV Online. Anyone is able to sign up, and you can "customize your own interface, highlight and mark verse numbers, add bookmark ribbons, search the ESV text, and manage personal notes." Check out the rest of the press release here. It's pretty sweet. Check it out if you like. Just throwing a great (free!) resource your way.
Also, if you have an iPhone or iPad, check out Crossway's ESV Bible App. My wife has it and really likes it. You can find it in the App Store if you search for "ESV Bible."
Also, if you have an iPhone or iPad, check out Crossway's ESV Bible App. My wife has it and really likes it. You can find it in the App Store if you search for "ESV Bible."
My Current Reading List
I've added a new tab near the top of this blog... Currently Reading. I've mostly created it for myself, so that I can keep a tab on what I have read over the past year. However, I thought it might be interesting to keep it on my blog just in case you were curious what I am currently reading. So check it out.
What are you currently reading? Anything good? I'd be interested to know.
What are you currently reading? Anything good? I'd be interested to know.
Monday Morning Resources
Where to Start Reading: Monergism.com has 40 suggestions of where you should start reading. Reading levels range from beginner to advanced. Rest assured, these books are "theologically sound and devotionally enriching.
Top Commentaries on Every Book of the Bible: Thanks goes out to Keith Mathison from Ligonier Ministries who put together this list of the top 5 commentaries on every book of the Bible.
Codex Sinaiticus Project: This is awesome! Codex Sinaiticus was handwritten over 1600 years ago and "contains the Christian Bible in Greek, including the oldest complete copy of the New Testament." The Codex Sinaiticus Project has made available the entire manuscript in digital form. Check it out for yourself.
Basic Christian Doctrine: Here is a great resource if you are looking to brush up on your basic theology. Be sure to bookmark this page and come back to it when you have questions about theology.
On Disciplined Reading: John Burkett at Between the Times blog has a 5 part blog series on how to maintain disciplined reading. This is definitely worth your time if you are wanting to learn how to keep up with your Christian studies.
Top Commentaries on Every Book of the Bible: Thanks goes out to Keith Mathison from Ligonier Ministries who put together this list of the top 5 commentaries on every book of the Bible.
Codex Sinaiticus Project: This is awesome! Codex Sinaiticus was handwritten over 1600 years ago and "contains the Christian Bible in Greek, including the oldest complete copy of the New Testament." The Codex Sinaiticus Project has made available the entire manuscript in digital form. Check it out for yourself.
Basic Christian Doctrine: Here is a great resource if you are looking to brush up on your basic theology. Be sure to bookmark this page and come back to it when you have questions about theology.
On Disciplined Reading: John Burkett at Between the Times blog has a 5 part blog series on how to maintain disciplined reading. This is definitely worth your time if you are wanting to learn how to keep up with your Christian studies.
Resources on Suffering
Death Is Not Dying by Rachel Barkley: Rachel Barkley, at the young age of 37, has gone on to be with her Lord and Savior. This is her testimony of God's grace and goodness to her in the midst of life-ending cancer.
Theology of Suffering and Suffering for the Sake of... by Joni Eareckson Tada: Besides Jesus Christ, there is no other person I can think of who gives me hope in suffering like Mrs. Tada. Her unwavering testimony of God's goodness to her in the aftermath of a diving accident that left her a quadriplegic helps prepare me for my own suffering. These messages are of her testimony and her theology of suffering. If you know little of nothing of Joni, read her bio.
Making Sense of Suffering by D.A. Carson: For thorough, biblical, theological, and pastoral insights into suffering and how to make sense of it, these four messages (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, & Part 4) are most highly recommended. There are few people who can carefully tread the murky waters of suffering. Don Carson is one of them.
An Interview with Terry Stauffer: Terry Stauffer pastors Edson Baptist church in Edson, Alberta. On September 28, 2008, his precious daughter was murdered soon after she left for a short walk. Tim Challies has taken the time to interview Pastor Stauffer about what has sustained him through his daughter's death.
Suffering with a Smile by Tullian Tchividjian: Seems like an oxymoron, doesn't it? Or just plain sadistic. But, "the Gospel makes it possible to suffer with a smile because in Christ, all that we need we have.
Theology of Suffering and Suffering for the Sake of... by Joni Eareckson Tada: Besides Jesus Christ, there is no other person I can think of who gives me hope in suffering like Mrs. Tada. Her unwavering testimony of God's goodness to her in the aftermath of a diving accident that left her a quadriplegic helps prepare me for my own suffering. These messages are of her testimony and her theology of suffering. If you know little of nothing of Joni, read her bio.
Making Sense of Suffering by D.A. Carson: For thorough, biblical, theological, and pastoral insights into suffering and how to make sense of it, these four messages (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, & Part 4) are most highly recommended. There are few people who can carefully tread the murky waters of suffering. Don Carson is one of them.
An Interview with Terry Stauffer: Terry Stauffer pastors Edson Baptist church in Edson, Alberta. On September 28, 2008, his precious daughter was murdered soon after she left for a short walk. Tim Challies has taken the time to interview Pastor Stauffer about what has sustained him through his daughter's death.
Suffering with a Smile by Tullian Tchividjian: Seems like an oxymoron, doesn't it? Or just plain sadistic. But, "the Gospel makes it possible to suffer with a smile because in Christ, all that we need we have.
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