Learning Center
Outside resources for studying the Bible on your own between our weekly sessions.
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Got Questions
www.gotquestions.org
A large searchable archive of Bible and Christianity questions answered from a conservative, evangelical perspective. Great for looking up "what does the Bible say about ___" or clarifying a passage you've wondered about.
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Bible Gateway
www.biblegateway.com
Read and search the Bible in dozens of translations, including the NIV we use in study. Side-by-side comparison, audio Bibles, reading plans, and quick-copy verse links.
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Blue Letter Bible
www.blueletterbible.org
Original-language study tools — click any verse to see the Hebrew or Greek behind each word, plus Strong's numbers, lexicons, and classic commentaries. A step deeper than a plain reader.
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Bible Hub
biblehub.com
Parallel translations, interlinear Hebrew/Greek, and a wide collection of commentaries all stacked on one page per verse. Excellent for quick word studies and cross-references.
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The Bible Project
bibleproject.com
Free animated overview videos of every book of the Bible, plus theme videos (covenant, image of God, holiness, etc.). A great way to see how a book fits together before diving into details.
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Desiring God
www.desiringgod.org
John Piper's teaching ministry — sermons, articles, and books covering nearly every book of the Bible and most theological topics, with a focus on the joy of knowing God.
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Ligonier Ministries
www.ligonier.org
Founded by R.C. Sproul. Deep, accessible teaching on Scripture, theology, and church history. Their Reformation Study Bible and Renewing Your Mind broadcasts are especially useful.
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Grace to You
www.gty.org
John MacArthur's ministry — decades of expository sermons walking through nearly every book of the New Testament (and much of the Old), searchable by passage or topic.
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STEP Bible
www.stepbible.org
Free scholarly Bible study tools from Tyndale House, Cambridge. Original-language search, lexicons, translations, and manuscript comparisons — no login, no cost.