I find this site useful for Bible study. This dictionary is derived from Noah Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language, a dictionary published in 1828, which frequently uses Bible verses in the definitions.

I don't know exactly what to tell you about "Preacher." I don't know what his theology is yet. I have only been reading his blog for a short while. I can tell you that he's earthy and his heart is right. He knows the Lord. This writing brings tears to my eyes and conviction to my heart. Go see the Real Live Preacher!

This dictionary is one of the most important Bible study tools available. Click on the link and it takes you to an on-line search of Webster's 1828 dictionary. I recommend that you look up words you don't fully understand while you are reading your Bible. Read the definition then, re-read the verse, keeping in mind the definition of that word. This method will really help you understand Scripture.

This is a link to my blog. While closetojesus.org is Bible study in a blog format, mikesmind.com is a place where I write on topics outside the scope of closetojesus.org. My writing at mikesmind.com is also less formal and more spontaneous.

No Greater Joy is the ministry of Michael and Debbi Perl, and their family. The are best known for their book To Train Up A Child. However, this website and the available materials cover a wide variety of topics. All the teaching is solid and profitable. I highly recommend this ministry!

I came across the Bible teaching ministry of Zac Poonen through some tapes I ordered from Charity Gospel Tape Ministry. I have found Brother Zac's teaching to be solid and profitable. The website has several e-books available for free download, as well as other resources.. I highly recommend this website!

I came across this website while doing a Google search on a Bible verse. It looks like a great online resource as a Bible study aid. I have not spent a lot of time hear, but will be using it in the future.

This is another great resource on the web. It gives you access to any Bible verse in most of the popular translations. Of course, I recommend the King James Version! Give it a try!! You can search by reference or keywords.

Have you ever wanted to read through the Bible in one year? Would you like to do it multiple times, but in a different sequence? This site by Back to the Bible gives you the ability to print off different schedules based on your preference.