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Pamela Rose Williams is a wife, mother and grandmother. She and her husband, Dr. Michael L. Williams, have served in Christian ministry since 2001. She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Education and spends most of her time as a professional editor and writer, working with many Christian authors and artists. Additionally, she works with her husband using their extensive experience in information technology to provide Christ-centered teaching and resources to people all over the world. Learn more about Pamela at Christianity Every Day.
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I like blueletterbible.org
Blueletterbible.org is my favorite for and in depth study of the bible. I also love to use enduringword.com and sermon index. Sermons by Ravi Zacharais and Francis Chan are also good. My favorite online sermons are by the late David Wilkerson of Time Square Church…among others. A great devotional is My Utmost for His Highest by Chambers. Even without all of these references I still prefer just to read my bible.
Mr. Boyd….that is my favorite site too because Blueletterbible.org is what I use for my sermon preparation for it shows me that form and tense of the Greek, Hebrew or Aramaic and that helps explain the Scriptures so much more. Mr. Chan, Zacharias, the late Mr. Wilkerson, and Mr. Chambers…all rock solid no doubt.
Hi i’m looking for a small group study to do with a non christian friend. At this point she has no seeking questions and is not interested in Christianity but is still open to learning. What would you recommend?
Keep It Shut by Karen Ehren. Gals will be gals and it would be great to have a couple of gals in the study. It should be good for some laughs and at the same time – some honesty and possible direction for further learning. I would find more ‘funny’ and short studies aimed at life in general with leanings toward the Bible.
I use daily Dose by pastor Scott.
it’s wonderful!