10 Day Devotional
There are many popular commentaries on the Bible that were written by well studied Bible scholars and preachers. These are great for helping you study the Bible because they explain and provide commentary on Scripture. Some of these books are even in the public domain so you can freely use and distribute them.
Bible dictionaries provide biblical definitions of terms. This is important because what a word means today isn’t necessarily what it meant when the Bible you are reading was written or translated. A concordance is a resource that lists people, places, and words used in the Bible and then displays the Scripture references where they occur. The popular Bible apps include commentaries and dictionaries. Often you can click on a verse and get to these resources. Looking up verses containing a particular word in the Bible is really easy if you use an app because you can just use the built in search functionality.
Here are some popular Bible study websites that have the resources I’ve mentioned – Blue Letter Bible study resources, Bible Gateway resources, and Bible Study Tools commentaries, concordances, and dictionaries.
Here are some public domain Bible study resources that you can download. Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible, Smith’s Bible Dictionary, Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, and Nave’s Topical Bible. For additional Bible study resources that you can download check out Christian Classics Ethereal Library downloads page and do a search on the Project Gutenberg website.
There are numerous Bible teachings available online. A lot of preachers broadcast their sermons via the web, radio, and TV. Some of them even have their teachings available for on demand streaming or in downloadable formats.
SermonAudio is a good place to browse. They have over a million sermons available. Sermon Podcasts on PlayerFM is another site with a lot of content.
Here are additional links to some of my favorite and popular pastors, preachers, and Bible teachers. My church, Calvary Church in Albuquerque, has all of their weekend and midweek services available on their website and on YouTube. The senior pastor at my church, Skip Heitzig, has additional content available on his website including his radio broadcast. The pastor who introduced me to Jesus, Tim Chaddick, is at Reality Church in London and they have sermons available on PlayerFM. Beth Moore is the teacher who taught me about God and she has a lot of teachings on her website including a podcast and her TV program. Greg Laurie is another favorite. He’s the pastor at Harvest Christian Fellowship and they have a lot of sermons and teachings on their website including the Harvest Crusade webcasts. Last, but not least, sermons from Billy Graham are also available online.
These are some of the books I referenced in Rapture 911: What To Do If You’re Left Behind. I hope you find them helpful during your own Bible study time.
Encyclopedia Of Biblical Prophecy by J. Barton Payne
Prophecy Study Bible by Tim LaHaye
Science Speaks by Peter W. Stoner
The Book Of Enoch Or Enoch 1: Translated From The Editor’s Ethiopic Text by R. H. Charles
These are some of my favorite books and authors. They’ve each helped me learn more about God, Jesus, and the things taught in the Bible.
Heaven by Randy C. Alcorn
The Forgotten Way by Ted Dekker
Believing God: Experiencing A Fresh Explosion Of Faith by Beth Moore
The Book Of Mysteries by Jonathan Cahn
The Daily God Book Through The Bible: A Bird’s-Eye View Of The Bible In A Year by Skip Heitzig
The Circle Maker: Praying Circles Around Your Biggest Dreams And Greatest Fears by Mark Batterson
How To Study The Bible And Enjoy It by Skip Heitzig
The Departure: God’s Next Catastrophic Intervention Into Earth’s History by Terry James
101 Answers To The Most Asked Questions About The End Times by Mark Hitchcock
The Popular Encyclopedia Of Bible Prophecy by Tim LaHaye
The Topical Handbook Of Bible Prophecy by Ron Rhodes
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