Bible Gateway – Bible Gateway is a website that offers every translation of the Bible for free. You can pull up Bible verses, search Bible verses by typing in key words, and use study tools to help you along. You can access Bible Gateway on the internet, or download the Bible Gateway app on your phone. The website is:
How to Read the Bible for All its Worth by Gordon D. Fee and Douglas Stuart – If you are interested in learning rules for studying the Bible taught to aspiring pastors in seminaries, this book will be helpful tool for you. It gives general rules for studying the Bible, as well as guidelines for studying the different types of writings you come across in scripture.
Modern translations of the Bible are sometimes diminished by Christians as being inferior to the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible, but that is not so. Modern translations of the Bible are translated from the original Greek and Hebrew biblical texts the same as the KJV, and some modern translations are actually preferred by Bible scholars. Below are 4 recommended modern translations of the Bible.
New International Version (NIV)
New King James Version (NKJV)
New Living Translation (NLT) *** This translation is celebrated for its use of simple everyday language.
New Revised Standard Version (NRSV) *** This translation is one of the most respected by Bible scholars.
Christian radio is a wonderful resource for building your faith. Christian radio plays music with faith-filled themes that will lift your spirits, and engage in traditional ministry practices such as teaching and prayer support. Below are two major Christian radio stations with apps you can download on your phone.
K-Love
Air1
Celebrate Recovery – Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered 12-step program for Christians looking to break addictions and get over hang-ups. It has a proven track record of success, and has groups all across America. You can find a Celebrate Recovery group on their website:
Anonymous Support Groups – A lesser known fact is that anonymous support groups such as Alcoholic Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA), and other anonymous support groups are actually based on the Bible. If Celebrate Recovery doesn’t interest you for one reason or another, you can get the same biblical help from one of the many anonymous support groups out there. Below are the websites for AA, NA, and SAA.
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