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West-Ark Church of Christ - Web site for West-Ark Church of Christ, where Christians plead for a return to the religious practices and teachings of the New Testament. We have ~lots~ of Christian articles, sermons, and other Bible study aids.

The Ethridge church of Christ - Great group of people who provide support toward Chuck Griffis' work as an evangelist with the Mobile Inner City Ministry.

The Church of Christ at Creekwood - is committed to bringing glory to God through Jesus Christ by teaching the Gospel to people in our community and the whole world, strengthening and equipping each other for worship and ministry, prayerfully serving and teaching the truth in love,

University Church of Christ, Mobile, Al - We are undenominational and have no central headquarters or president. The head of the church is none other than Jesus Christ himself (Ephesians 1:22-23). Each congregation is autonomous, and it is the Word of God that unites us in one faith (Ephesians 4:3-6). We follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, his apostles and the other inspired writers of the New Testament, not the uninspired teachings of men. We are Christians only with no denominational affiliation.

Regency church of Christ - A great group of folks who have supported us in many ways, plus their elders have oversight of our work!

Spanish Fort church of Christ - This congregation is truly one of those groups that we could not do what we do without them.

Azalea City church of Christ - Another local congregation that provides us with support. They have been a big help with benevolent requests for us, and we appreciate all the help we can bring to the poor.

HEARTLIGHT Magazine is a daily Christian electronic publication dedicated to providing resources for living victoriously for Jesus in today's world.

PioneerPreachers.com - a very informative website about church of Christ preachers who preached the truth in love and paved the way in the Restoration movement.

The Restoration Movement - This website is dedicated to the many men and women who have struggled in the Restoration Of New Testament Christianity, to take us back to the Bible, and to let it be our only standard of faith and practice.

AcaRadio.net - Inspirational Acappella Music for Everyone!

Gospel Broadcasting Network - There are a lot of Bible lessons and sermons on video there. Great resource site if you want to learn via video.

Bible Words Pronunciation Guide - one of my favorite Bible study help sites. I think they miss a few words, but for the most part it is a real help. It is especially helpful with many of those Old Testament hard to pronounce names.

Audio Bible Online - You can listen to Alexander Scourby read the King James Version. This recording was originally made for the blind. You must have Real Audio Player to listen.

King James Version - that's right! I have the html Bible, complete with Old Testament and New Testament loaded on the server and online for your reading enjoyment. There is also a Read the Bible in One Year reading plan.

Bible Study Page - Our purpose is to encourage more Bible study. We want to assist your study by consolidating as much Bible information as possible in one location. Searching the web takes a lot of time and we hope to assist you by eliminating much of that.

QuickVerse Deluxe - A world of Scripture study resources at your fingertips! Complete interface redesign provides access to all features of Microsoft Office 2007. Features: Easy-to-use preview and function choices Additional layout options Enhanced multipane, multi-window support Bible translations and reference works Commentaries Devotional classics Specialty references for preaching, etc. Study Bible notes Dictionaries and encyclopedias Bible handbooks Concordances Greek resources Topical resources Theology Church history references Bible maps and pictures Devotional classics System Requirements: Windows 2000/ME/XP/Vista Pentium III 500 or greater 512 MB RAM 1 GB hard drive space (additional may be required for larger editions) CD-ROM/DVD-ROM.

PC Study Bible Advanced Reference Library 5 - A collection of 421 reference work volumes including Bible translations, commentaries, dictionaries, encyclopedias, Greek/Hebrew and other word study references. Version 5 adds even more Greek/Hebrew helps and includes a new Pastoral Helps Section. It’s a total value of more than $5,200! For Advanced Users Ready for the Next Step Forward The Advanced Reference Library (ARL) in Version 5 delivers a significant step forward in new features and content. The features, described below, are the ones most requested by those who use PC Study Bible in daily, intensive study. The content in many cases is completely new and has never before been offered in any Biblesoft library or as an add-on. Advanced original language features include: Groves-Wheeler Westminster 4.0 Hebrew Morphology — you’ve been asking for it and now it’s here, the Old Testament parsing information at your fingertips! Wheeler’s Hebrew Syntax Notes function just as they do in Greek. They are invaluable in helping to decipher the parsing codes and define how the Hebrew words work at a grammatical level. Westminster Leningrad Codex, includes the Ketiv-Qere readings. This is the best electronic representation of the complete manuscript of Hebrew canon. A Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament, by Bruce Metzger, is the standard account of the compilation and transmission of the New Testament; it surveys ancient and newly-discovered manuscripts, and discusses both the science and art of textual criticism. Specific notes are included directly in your New Testament Interlinear as footnotes, at the exact locations where the text-committee’s decisions are explained. Additional top-notch content now included: Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms, Exegetical Dictionary of New Testament, Balz & Schneider eds., in three volumes, the Pocket Dictionary for the Study of NT Greek, the Pocket Dictionary for the Study of Biblical Hebrew, Kittel’s 10-volume Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT), “Little Kittel” one volume, Wuest’s Word Studies in the Greek New Testament, The Complete Jewish Bible & Jewish New Testament Commentary, and much more!

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