Sites & resources
Links
A handful of sites I’ve found genuinely helpful over the years — free Bible software, teachers and writers, a little church history, and fellowship for those looking outside the usual walls.
A note before you click
These are sites and resources I’ve personally found useful. Sharing a link here doesn’t mean I endorse everything on it — no two believers see eye to eye on every point, and I’d never ask you to. I simply think each one offers something worth reading, studying, or using.
For example, I’m not especially sold on the “house church movement” as a movement — but the folks below are decent and sincere, and they offer real help to anyone seeking fellowship outside the traditional church mess. As with everything: search the Scriptures, lean on the Spirit, and come to your own conviction. “They… searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.” (Acts 17:11)
e-Sword
Hands-down the best free Bible software available.
Visit ↗A Wilderness Voice
A blog of articles on Christ and His church.
Visit ↗Chip Brogden — The School of Christ
Brother Chip Brogden’s teaching site.
Visit ↗The SWORD Project (CrossWire)
Free, open-source Bible study software.
Visit ↗Three Brothers Books
Christian books and resources.
Visit ↗Sean Dietrich
My dear friend Sean — writer and storyteller.
Visit ↗Tithing.com
A resource examining the doctrine of tithing.
Visit ↗Early Church History 101
An accessible introduction to early church history.
Visit ↗Neil Girrard — Paidion Books
Brother Neil Girrard’s site.
Visit ↗Dean & Laura VanDruff
Dean & Laura VanDruff’s essays on faith and life.
Visit ↗Curtis Lee Hall
Curtis Lee Hall’s site.
Visit ↗Keith Green — Last Days Ministries
The late Keith Green’s ministry website.
Visit ↗Steve Atkerson — NTRF
New Testament Reformation Fellowship — Steve Atkerson’s site.
Visit ↗House Church Central
A long-running resource hub on house-church fellowship.
Visit ↗Living Truth Publications
Books and writings on the new covenant.
Visit ↗Wayne Jacobsen — Lifestream
Wayne Jacobsen’s site.
Visit ↗Know of a resource that belongs here? Let me know. Links open in a new tab — you’re always one click from home.
Truth