Bible Study?

http://members.aol.com/twarren10/bible.html
Blessings!

 

Tank,

If you would like Bible study from several different theological viewpoints of a theologically conservative perspective, check out this website:

http://e-sword.net/

You can either use it online, or download the individual modules; all but a few of them are free.

And welcome to the Baptist Board!

I pray that we will be a blessing to you, and you to us.

 

Tank

First, thank you for your service. We appreciate what you are doing and pray for God's protection.

If you are on the internet alot, I have heard of a bible called "netbible". I am certain you could search and find it easily. The way I understand it, it is an ongoing commentary on the bible by various scholars. Each gives their reasons for interpreting the passages the way they do.

Good luck and God Bless

peace to you

 

http://www.bible.org/
This is a great resource site and the net bible is a tab on the left sidebar if you are interested.

 

Tank,
It depends on the type of Bible study you want. The best is the one you may have in your hands. The Holy Bible. Read the scriptures take note and leave the rest up to the Holy Spirit

 

Dear Tank,
e-sword and Bible.org are great sites with many resources. You might want to add http://www.biblecentre.org that would give you a great base of materials on the net.
That would give you many commentaries,Bible dictionaries,encyclopedias,lexicons,concordances,other reference and language works as well.
You might start your Bible study in the book of John.Then as you all move along pick a book and study it from front to back.I would also make your friends aware of these sites as well so they can study also.

God bless you and all of your comrads in arms,you are our heros and there are many here who pray for you and support you.

 

As a former Cav tanker (I assume you are a tanker your handle) let me commend you for your service to Christ and your desire to grow and help others grow. I know how hard it is to be a Christian and a trooper, and that it's a hundred times harder in war than in peace.

I will list a few helpful resources. But let me encourage you not to get bogged down in commentaries. Read the Word, interpret it, pray and seek application. Christians are seeking for leaders who are "down to business" with Christ.

I am a big fan of Navigators ( a ministry started for servicemen back in the 30's)and a most phenomenal site is www.discipleshiplibrary.com.
This is all audio material, hundreds of hours on study, discipleship, and how to disciple others. The Navs motto is "To know Christ and to make Him known."

I would also use Through the Bible at www.ttb.org. You can even download in MP3 all of J Vernon Mcgee's commentaries on the entire Bible (for free.)

I would also recommend Ray Stedman's sermon archive at www.pbc.org. Listen to him or read his transcripts.

Lastly, I would recommend RA Torrey's "How to work for Christ" at http://www.bibleteacher.org/tor_b1a.htm

Torrey explains in the best way I have heard, how to prepare and lead Bible studies.

By the way, when you redeploy stateside, will you be coming to Ft Bliss or Ft Hood?

 

i don't think anyone mentioned my favorite: www.blueletter.org

 

Thanks JohnB for the site. The Discipleship site is amazing it has a TON & half of resources.If I could only pick one of the site you suggested that would be the one.

 

Here are some to try:

http://www.backtothebible.org/devotions/

http://www.rbc.org/odb/odb.shtml