The List
Contact me here if you have additions, changes or suggestions. Also, since I have not heard the majority of these teachers, please let me know if are inaccurate in their teaching (my concern is with major doctrines and not with minor differences of opinion). Updated July 27, 2011.
A lot of what you find on these 40+ pages are a result of L. S. Chafer and his founding of Dallas Theological Seminary, which was, at one time, the seminary in the United States. One of his students was Lieutenant Colonel R. B. Thieme, Jr., who took what he learned in Dallas Theological Seminary and developed a unique ministry founded upon the ICE approach to the teaching of Scripture (Isagogics, Categories and Exegesis). There are 3 areas in which the colonel made a fundamental impact upon Christianity in the 20th and 21st centuries: (1) he taught the mechanics of Christianity; (2) he developed an up-to-date Christian vocabulary; and (3) he emphasized the verse-by-verse teaching of the Word of God above all else in the assemblage of the local church. R. B. Thieme’s Obituary. The comments of his guest book.
I have compiled these links from links given on doctrinal websites, and then from links of those links. I have not verified that each source provides accurate doctrine. For me, I look at two things: is salvation by faith alone in Christ alone; and do they explain rebound (1John 1:9) accurately. One of the sites which I came across, one started emphasizing repentance when it came to the naming of one’s sins to God, despite the fact that there is nothing in the 1st chapter of John about repentance (nor is there anything about repentance in any rebound passage). I must admit to also being concerned when a church does not begin their service without rebounding (privately naming one’s sins to God). There is at least one ministry listed below where that is not a part of their standard operating procedure (I personally attended the church when out of town). When considering putting yourself under the authority of this or that teacher, keep these things in mind.
Secondary, but absolutely important issues include: do they teach dispensationalism; is their ministry a grace ministry, which means, do they pester your for money (there is nothing wrong with providing a place on a website to give, as long as it is not tied to receiving doctrinal information). Obviously, a pastor-teacher and other church personnel will receive salaries, and there is nothing wrong with that. I am just saying that, you ought to be discerning and not assume that, just because someone is listed below, that they have been properly vetted by me.
I have a statement of faith at my website, and what they teach ought to be in agreement with that statement. Most of these churches have similar statements of faith posted on their websites.
I have just added to this list what appear to be 3 online churches, although one is properly more of an online ministry than a church. This list follows the list of doctrinal churches.
There are a lot of excellent doctrinal materials available online for kids, as this ought to be a focus for any parent with children (all parents need to teach their children the truth). I have also heard of some mothers having vacation Bible schools in their homes, and that is an excellent idea. I have placed these links under other ministries.
God has made Bible doctrine easily available to all believers. In many cases, even if you are geographically isolated, you can locate your right pastor and get under his teaching ministry, even if his church is 2000 miles away. This is phenomenal grace which God has given us. Given the times which we are in, we need to avail ourselves of His grace.
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The locations below are linked to a map. Exact addresses and phone numbers are generally available at their websites.
This list was compiled from links of various doctrinal churches, as well as suggestions from other believers, so I cannot guarantee that each and every church is doctrinally straight. Much of what these churches offer online will expand beyond what I have indicated as the years go on. |
These churches are arranged in order of the state in which they are located. If the location is a link, that will lead you to directions to that church. Please contact me if you believe that I ought to update any of the information below. |
Buyer Beware: This information is presented as buyer-beware. Just because a pastor uses a familiar vocabulary does not mean that he teaches accurate doctrine nor does it mean that he is fulfilling his commission as a teacher of the Word of God. I recall hearing the teaching of a pastor, via MP3, and I would have sworn that he was teaching almost word-for-word from R. B. Thieme, Jr. (except that he was not as interesting). I have been to one of the churches in Little Rock, Arkansas, and, even though the people and the pastor seemed quite nice and friendly, I did not hear the rebound technique mentioned (restoration to fellowship; restoration to the spiritual life). This is quite important for spiritual growth, and was surprised that it was not mentioned by this pastor. R. B. Thieme, III mentioned one pastor (not by name) who came out of Berachah and is now teaching covenant theology. I have heard from one person that several churches in the east may be cults. An email that I got from one of those pastors read as follows: If you check the exegesis notes of Rev 18 you will see documentation that the United States of America will not recover spiritually, nor will there be a pivot generation. Sad to say, this once great nation has become Satan's premier example of a political entity, just as Catholicism is his premier example of a religion. Both are known as Babylon, and Babylon refuses to be healed. Jer 50 & 51 Our duty is to shine as lights in a dark place, but Babylon will fall due to her excesses and rebellion against God. Although many of us see the United States as a nation greatly blessed by God, we tend not to interpret the book of Revelation or Old Testament prophetical books as speaking of the United States prophetically. So, yes, on the one hand, you ought to be in a doctrinal church; however, on the other hand, be careful that you have not gotten into a cult. I have been told in an email that one of these churches is a cult, where you are separated from family and friends, where the pastor is very charismatic and overbearing. On the other hand, when I investigated this particular allegation, the person making the allegation seemed to ramble on a great deal and he did not convince me. |
It is not out of the question that someone would adopt the vocabulary developed by R. B. Thieme, Jr. and use this in order to exercise undue influence over his congregation. It is okay, within a church, particularly if you are just beginning there, to question what is being taught and to read material which asserts a different viewpoint. There are several sites which list the characteristics of a cult. Bear in mind that, having 1 or 2 or 3 of these characteristics does not a cult make. Here are some sites where cult characteristics are discussed: http://www.deceptionbytes.com/content/twenty-characteristics-cult http://www.prem-rawat-talk.org/forum/uploads/CultCharacteristics.htm http://www.apologeticsindex.org/268-characteristics-of-cults |
Another accusation which has been made against some of the pastors below is, they simply parrot what R. B. Thieme, Jr. taught. I have heard a lesson from one person (I don’t think that he is listed below) where he sounded as if he was teaching word-for-word what Bob taught. Even though a pastor might have learned most of his doctrine in Berachah Church and uses the vocabulary that R. B. Thieme, Jr. developed, his study has to be based upon the Bible. If a pastor has done little but parrot Bob’s teaching for a few years, it is questionable whether he is functioning properly as a pastor-teacher. |
Of the churches below, I can personally vouch for pastors Thieme, Griffin, Dean, McLaughlin, Hastings, and Ingram. My guess is, Bumgardner and Mattox are also reliable. My guess is, most of the men below are honest teachers of the Word of God; however, I have not had the time to personally examine each and every one of them. Therefore, buyer beware. |
If you are anywhere near one of these churches, that is probably where you need to be, even if it is a small congregation of 10 or 20 people (assuming the pastor is truly doctrinal). Having attended a taper’s church for several years and knowing a variety of people who drifted in and out of this and other such churches, I have found that those who go off on their own, so to speak, tend to become a little (or a lot) more nutty than the rest. Look at going to a doctrinal church as placing you in God’s geographical will at least 3 or 4 hours a week. |
The following churches appear to be inactive, so they have been removed The Desert Valley Church, pastored by Chet Pittman (which may have morphed into Arizona Grace Bible Church?); Mills River Bible Church pastored by Stan Newton. If I cannot find this church through a google search and if it’s link is no longer good, then I removed it. |
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Exegesis/Doctrines |
Doctrinal Studies Bible Church |
Ron Adema |
There is a searchable database and you can download whole series from this database, both WMA, MP3 files and notes. |
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Doctrinal Bible Church |
Buddy Peake |
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West Side Bible Church |
Larry Hofmann |
Class notes for previous Bible class |
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Barah Ministries |
Rory Clark |
Over 100 audio lessons online |
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Arizona Grace Bible Church |
(Robert McLaughlin) |
Tucson. AZ |
These meet weekly in a private home as an independent church |
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Grace Bible Church |
Mark Goad |
Hot Springs, AR |
5 doctrines and one lesson online; I don’t know if there are more or if this church is just beginning |
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Heart’s Journey Community |
Ric Webb |
Little Rock, AR |
About 2 years of sermons available online; my recollection of this church was, I don’t recall the pastor suggesting rebound before he began teaching |
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He Ekklesia |
Michael Eubanks |
North Little Rock, AR |
About 50 doctrines online and numerous audio studies; I did not see any exegeted books of the Bible |
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Amador Bible Church |
Billy J. Puryear |
MP3 lessons are removed; translation of most of the NT available online on alternate site as well as 14 doctrines |
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Although this church appears to be shut down, Puryear appears to continue to work on various Bible studies. His notes are posted here: http://www.amadorbiblestudies.org/ |
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Church of Hope |
It appears to be 2 young men still in seminary? |
The first website includes some of the lessons which are available; you have to search the website for additional lessons. This appears to be a new ministry. |
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Grace Bible Church |
Thomas Tyree, Jr. |
40 doctrines listed online; no mp3's online |
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Grace Chapel |
Dr. John Niemela or George Meisinger? |
No website for the church but probably associated with: |
1800 E. La Veta Avenue; Orange, CA 92866 |
(714) 288-2826 or (714) 288-9555? For online resources, see: http://www.chafer.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73&Itemid=67 |
Coast Bible Church |
Colonel Ridge Ryan |
San Juan Capistrano, CA |
No online resources. Although rebound is found under what we believe, there are also small group meetings, which concerns me |
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Front Range Bible Church |
Mark Perkins |
This is a new website and it is now very well organized with easy access to more than a dozen studies |
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North Stonington Bible Church |
Larry Chappell and Steve Masalin? |
North Stonington, CT |
Although this website is new, there are a few Bible series online |
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Preston City Bible Church |
David J. Roseland, |
6 sets of lessons available for download along with powerpoint presentations; online real time services |
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Lighthouse Bible Church |
John Farley |
This is a fairly new church with audio lessons online from 2009 (Romans and Spiritual Gifts) |
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Makarios Bible Church |
Ron Snider |
They lease from a 7th Day Adventist church but are not affiliated with them; over 100 doctrines available online (formats: audio, Worddoc, pdf); 6 years of lessons in a real audio format and as Worddocs (mp3 lessons can be ordered) |
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Hope Bible Church |
Stuart Wolf |
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About 20 Real Audio lessons; about 30 doctrines online, several unique to this site |
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Grace Doctrine Church |
John Voisey? |
Clearwater (Tampa Bay), FL |
no online material, apart from the doctrinal statement |
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Albany Bible Church |
Peter Daughtry |
Albany, Ge |
Nothing on the site yet |
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Grace Atlanta Bible Church |
Henry Hastings |
There are a lot of lessons available for download (and some for ordering online) here. |
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Wenstrom Bible Ministries |
Bill Wenstrom |
Marion, Iowa |
There is a lot of music available (25 songs); also 14 studies and 2 publications can be ordered; ~100 doctrines available online, hundreds of mp3 lessons available for download (in the audio library, use drop down series selection). A unique feature of this ministry is “word studies” |
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Eagle Point Grace Bible Church |
Bob Norris |
Tecumseh, Kansas |
Barely a handful of lessons online, but 3–4 lessons a week are being taught; a new church |
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Grace Memorial Bible Church |
J. Rahrer |
Madisonville, LA |
4+ years of audio lessons and several doctrines available for download (access requires password) |
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Eusebia Bible Church |
Ed Collins |
4 meetings/week; audio lessons available online going back to 2009 |
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Some sermons are here: http://video.yahoo.com/people/5662497 |
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Grace Fellowship Church |
James H. Rickard |
Very extensive list of MP3 files and written doctrines available online; doctrines listed in alphabetical order so they can be found in the MP3 studies (or ordered) |
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Grace Bible Church |
Robert McLaughlin |
Recently taught classes MP3 files; over 40 downloadable doctrines and about 20 booklets to be ordered or downloaded. CD’s of lessons can be ordered. Lessons can be viewed or listened to online or downloaded. |
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Fellowship Chapel |
Mike Kenley |
Buyer beware, here; I listed this church because it is associated with Charlie Clough, but I could not find rebound listed under their doctrines and it appears to be a once/week church? |
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Michigan Bible Church |
Robert Kreger |
Mayville, Battle Creek, Pontiac, Michigan |
Only 2 meetings/week; about 200 audio lessons available on line; some written doctrines and exegesis as well |
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Iron Range Bible Church |
John L. Griffith |
Aurora, MN |
An extensive online resource including verse by verse studies of 14 books, 14 topics (notes and audio files) and 5 online booklets |
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Clarissa Bible Church |
Peter Tranvik |
Clarissa, MN |
Recent MP3 files (about 10 or so) |
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Grace Gospel Bible Church |
Dave Knutsen |
http://www.gracegospelbiblechurch.org/GraceGospelBibleChurch/Grace.aspx |
MP3's and PDF’s for about a month’s teaching (I guess to help church members keep up) |
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Duluth Bible Church |
Dennis Rokser |
Duluth, MN |
You can listen online to the past dozen or so messages; several booklets available online; podcasts (MP3's)and streaming video for one lesson |
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Itasca Bible Church |
Shawn Laughlin |
Grand Rapids, MN |
Two dozen messages available online |
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Beth Haven Church |
Jim Kahler |
Kansas City, MO |
All their audio files are posted online; all or portions of about 25 books are now downloadable from their site |
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Grace Doctrine Church |
Joe Griffin |
Exegetical and doctrinal studies as MP3 files are available from the website directly |
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Additional study material can be found here: http://www.joegriffin.org/ |
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Believers Bible Church |
Dr. Lonnie Hofer |
about 18 lessons posted; weekly meetings only; recent change of pastor (2010) |
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Aletheia Bible Church |
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I don’t know if this really exists. I called the number I got off the internet and it was not a church. There is no website. |
I am listing this based upon the recommendation of someone |
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Growing in Grace Church |
Pastor Dominick Rodriguez |
Online sermons going back to 2007. 8 booklets online |
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Upland Bible Church |
Richard J. Olsen |
several studies can be ordered online |
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Chafer Theological Seminary |
George Meissinger |
New Mexico |
New address is not listed; doctrinal studies and info available through a search engine; a few pdf publications as well |
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Grace and Truth Bible Ministries |
Mike Lemmon |
Apalachin, NY |
1½ years of audio lessons online; about 40 doctrines available as well |
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There is also a live video or audio feed for this church available at this site. |
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Faith Bible Church |
James Allen |
About 30 doctrines online, along with the notes to his sermons; I did not see any MP3 files |
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Grace Bible Church |
Donnie Preslar |
Charlotte, NC |
No MP3's online; the free literature took me to a generic Bible Gateway search page |
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Maranatha Church |
Jack Ballinger |
Bethany, OK |
many audio files and accompanying notes; and about 90 doctrines in note form; I did get an email from someone indicating that Ballinger teaches word-for-word from some commentaries; I have no idea myself, one way or the other |
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Trinity Bible Church |
Drue Freeman |
Oklahoma City, OK |
D Ray revved up (I did laugh out loud a few times); notes and wma lessons available |
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Countryside Baptist Church |
JB Bond |
They seem to be fairly accurate when it comes to spirituality, so I have listened them here; they have a large MP3 library online. However, they do charge for some of their resources |
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Southwood Bible Church |
Eric Bush |
Several lessons online by various teachers; they are changing over to a new pastor March 2011 |
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Manning Bible Church |
Gordon Shearer |
None yet |
47200 NW
Sell Rd. |
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Trinity Bible Church |
John Page, Pastor-Teacher |
None yet |
2645 S Stage Rd Medford, OR 97501 |
541-779-2179 |
Portland Bible Church |
Gary Glenney |
A couple dozen lessons are available |
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Fairview Bible Church |
Mike Bryant |
Fairview, PA |
About a dozen lessons are available for downloading; others many be ordered; a couple publications and outlines also available. It is unclear whether this church is still functioning. Sermons are from March of 2010. |
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Grace and Truth Ministries |
Joseph P. Sugrue |
About 31 MP3 lessons online |
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Grace Chapel Bible Church |
Pastor Bob Lauach |
Lyman, South Carolina |
about 60 audio and video files online; this church began in 2008 |
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Pleroma Church |
Clay Ward |
Tullahoma, TN |
Audio lessons are not online and must be ordered; but there is a good selection available |
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Austin Bible Church |
Bob Bolender |
All lessons available as MP3 files; it will take awhile to locate a particular book or study and download it |
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Grace Bible Church of Baytown |
Roy Cloudt (pastor) and John McReynolds (assistant pastor) |
This church only meets thrice weekly, but I am guessing that is a matter of demand. Perhaps 150 doctrines online; MP3 available going back to 2002 |
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Country Bible Church |
Mike Smith |
Notes and/or lessons available online; dvd’s can be ordered |
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Church of the Servant King |
Steve Ellis |
Dallas, TX |
audio lessons for Matthew and 1Corinthians (current series) and notes on several topics also available (I do not know about whether he teaches rebound, however) |
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Grace Bible Church of Rockwell |
Todd Atwood |
[East] Dallas, TX (Rockwell) |
Online lessons of the gospels, Hebrews, Acts and Proverbs (some lessons appear to be incomplete. however, they can be downloaded at http://www.gracebiblerockwall.com/media). |
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Spring Valley Bible Church |
Herman H. Mattox |
Although there are a number of excellent studies, which can be downloaded (right click and choose save link as) these lessons can be heard online, but not stopped or paused); they can also be ordered here: |
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Fredericksburg Bible Church |
Jeremy Thomas |
Fredericksburg, TX |
Notes and/or audio lessons available online |
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Fred Bates |
(830) 596-0100 ? |
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Charis Chapel & Charis Seminary |
Dr. Larry B. Patrick |
http://login.npwebsiteservices.com/Charis_Chapel_Bible_ChurchKICMHD/WelcometoCharis.asp |
Houston, TX |
There appear to be 50 sermons online, several books and about 30 doctrines. |
Pine Valley Bible |
Bruce Bumgardner |
Audio lessons available online; |
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West Houston Bible Church |
Robby Dean |
http://www.westhoustonbiblechurch.org/ and http://deanbible.org/ |
Online audio and pdf files. Also, a real-time online church service. |
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Transcripts of Dean’s notes: http://phrasearch.com/Trans/DBM/Index.html |
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Grace Bible Church of Houston |
David Dunn |
A few dozen lessons available as WMA files |
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Berachah Church |
Robert Thieme III |
There is a website both for Berachah Church and for Tapes and Publications (R. B. Thieme Jr. Ministries) |
Houston, TX |
Lessons may be ordered as CD’s or DVD’s |
At the Berachah website, there is also a list of study groups who meet (some listen to Bob’s teachings via MP3 files or video), and some listen to Bobby’s teaching live, or via MP3 and videos. Such groups meet in homes or in rented buildings studying the teaching of R. B. Thieme III or R. B. Thieme Jr. (the telephone hookup groups are live, and the others either listen to sermons on CD’s or DVD’s). Those groups who study under Bobby take place in nearly 50 different locations in about 20 different states. There are nearly 20 groups who still study the Colonel’s teachings in 14 different states and in 3 countries (England, Germany and the Philippines). |
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On the Syndein website, Bob’s studies are broken down into books and series, lesson numbers, passage and topics covered (no idea why Berachah has never done this, they certainly have the records). Although this is really a lesson index and not a bibliography, many will find this set of web pages to be quite helpful. http://syndein.com/old_testament_bib.html |
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Patriots Church |
Albert Hill |
6818 Paluxy Dr |
Tyler, TX |
no website yet |
Apparently, Pastor Hill has retired. It is unclear whether this is now a “taper’s group” or what. There is a DVD group which meets in Tyler, apparently studying under Bobby (see the link under Berachah Church above or call Berachah Church directly). |
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National Capital Bible Church |
Daniel Inghram |
4 doctrines and a number of MP3 files are available online, including 7 books |
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Faith Baptist Church |
John D. Reynolds |
Fincastle, Virginia |
I recommend this church with a grain of salt. Reynolds has obviously had some doctrinal training. However, I do not see rebound taught. |
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Evergrace Fellowship Church |
Jesse Acosta |
1 book and a number of MP3 files available online |
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Lakeland Bible Church |
Hugh Crowder |
If they still post MP3 files and ppt files (presentations files which MS and Corel can open), I can no longer find them |
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Columbia Bible Church |
Bruce Einspahr |
Kennewick, WA |
Just the most recent notes are available online. There does not appear to be a T&P ministry |
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Liberty Bible Church |
Ron McMurray |
Pullman, WA |
There does not appear to be a T&P ministry. Only one set of notes available online. |
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Grace Military Ministries |
John Eichmann |
Shoreline, WA |
There are a handful of lessons which can only be listened to online. There are a dozen or so written lessons also available |
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Evergreen Baptist Church |
Paul Schmidtbleicher |
Several dozen MP3 lessons are available online. |
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Spokane Bible Church |
Tod Kennedy |
Spokane, WA |
Books, notes, presentations (pdf versions) available online; I did not see any audio lessons here. |
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Word of Grace Bible Church |
Tom Stegall |
Milwaukee, WI |
Some messages can be accessed online: http://www.wogbc.org/video.htm or http://www.wogbc.org/tape_sample.htm Most series will have to be ordered. |
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Let me add that these churches represent the deliverance of our nation. Believers who attend these churches and grow spiritually will form the pivot which will deliver our nation. Of all the ministries which I list, these are arguably the most important when it comes protecting and preserving the United States of America. It does not matter if the congregations number 50, 500 or 5000. God is not interested in numbers; He is interested in vindicating the doctrine in your soul. |
Grace notes posts a list of doctrinal questions that believers ought to be able to answer; if you go to a doctrinal church, you ought to be able to answer most of these after 5 or so years: |
I have mixed feelings about online churches. I have known too many people who have made an attempt to grow spiritually apart from gathering together as a local church (Heb. 10:25), and the results have not always been good (possibly stemming from the lack of academic discipline). On the other hand, there certainly must be people out there who are unable to gather at a local church or do not live anywhere near a local church. Several of the men below study and post lessons regularly, and if you are unable to attend a brick and mortar church, then reading or listening to their lessons as they are posted would be your best approach. |
My website is not a church. I try to provide a repository of doctrines and doctrinal teaching, and hope to produce a doctrinal exegesis of some Old Testament books (with God’s grace, I might complete the book of Samuel in the next 5 or so years). I would hope that some pastors and students might use this site as reference material and that some believers might learn some things via this site as well. However, for the typical believer, you ought to be in a brick and mortar doctrinal church each and every time that they open up the doors. |
Online Churches |
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Exegesis/Doctrines |
There is no name given that I could find |
Oliver, Jim |
http://home.comcast.net/~jimoliverministries/index.html http://www.slideboom.com/people/kagoshimajim |
The slides are slides timed to Jim Oliver’s teaching on the internet (I am unclear as to whether he pastors a church somewhere). However, the little which I looked at seemed accurate. Essentially you are looking at slides with Bible verses and points written out as he speaks, and some people prefer that visual contact with the material. |
Bible Doctrine Church, an online ministry |
John Keating |
John Keating is the pastor and he apparently puts a written sermon online each Sunday. Archives of previous lessons go back several lessons, but not to the beginning. |
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Biblical Answers To Man's Questions |
Doug Laird |
Doug has a couple dozen sermons (youtube linked) and about a half dozen e-books all online. |
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Biblical Exegesis |
Wayne...? |
Wayne has translated and exegeted most of the epistles, all available as PDF downloads. There is no doctrinal statement that I could find, although he seems to adhere to 5 point Calvinism? He does acknowledge a great indebtedness to R. B. Thieme, Jr. Not to be confused with versebyverse.org |
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Katy Community Church |
Stan Simonton |
From Katy, TX. According to their website: The Katy Community Church is an Online Doctrinal Bible Church teaching God's word historically, categorically and verse-by-verse. We are a non-denominational, online doctrinal Bible church. It is our goal to give each person a place where they can learn and grow spiritually by the accurate teaching of God's Word. |
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Little Rock Net Church |
Jim Brettell |
You must become a member in order to access the “live” video. Although there is a mention of MP3 files, I could not find any. |
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Pacific Rim Bible Studies |
Mike Philips |
From what I can ascertain, Mike is/was pastoring Berean Bible Church in Redding, CA, which may or may not be a going concern. He is also related to some sort of a Bible camp in beautiful Mount Shasta City. There is a plethora of Bible studies and publications available online. He has the vocabulary which many of us know, but I did not hear him teach rebound in the lesson I heard. |
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I have no idea whether these pastors are interested in a brick and mortar church ministry or not. I have contacted some of them to find out. |
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Exegesis
What I have done on my own webpage is extremely specialized, and not designed for the average Christian to read, although I would suppose that, now and again, in order to understand this or that passage, the average Christian might come to this site.
What most believers need is a pastor teacher to place themselves under. So there is no misunderstanding, despite the fact that I have put together some rather extensive exegetical studies, I also am under the authority of a pastor-teacher.
What I have arranged below are links to teachings by a variety of doctrinal teachings of various books of the Bible. Most of these will be oral teachings and most will be available for direct download without charge. As time goes on, many of these pastors will teach additional books, which I may not have included below.
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Old Testament (audio teaching)
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Buddy Dano also has a number of MP3 files online:
http://www.divineviewpoint.com/audio_files.htm
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Sonic Light Bible study: http://www.soniclight.com/study_cd/audio_bible_study_lessons.htm It appears as though we have an audio study of every book of the Bible. The teacher tends to cover one chapter per lesson. I have not heard any of these yet. |
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There is a guy, Les Feldick, whom I do not know from Adam, but who have verbally exegeted most of the books of the Bible at: http://www.lesfeldick.org/ (There is also a transcript of these lessons available online). His doctrinal statement is short, but accurate. What is problematic, is, he understands 1John 1:9 to require us to repent of our sins. For this reason, I do not recommend his site. |
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It is important to be discerning when it comes to studying under this or that pastor. If a pastor has turned to Covenant Theology or they have reject salvation by grace or restoration to fellowship by grace, then these significant inaccuracies are going to bleed into their studies. If you aware of any of these pastors going down the wrong road, please contact me and give me some specifics. |
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Titus put together a list sometime ago of books which have been exegeted on the internet; I have decided to continue that tradition. This is a list of written exegesis.
Exegeted Books from the Internet
Some of what is found below is incomplete. For instance, I am still in the midst of 2Samuel and 1Chronicles; and my notes on Bobby’s exegesis of 1Corinthians go about as far as he goes. |
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Dr. Constable Study Notes http://www.soniclight.com/constable/notes.htm This appears to be a verse by verse study of every book in the Bible. Although Constable seems to have salvation and rebound straight, I ran into some minor interpretation problems with the first passage I examined (1Chron. 16). |
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My primary concern with Wayne Binnicker is he says he is a 5-point Calvinist. One should bear that in mind when examining his notes. |
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The books list for Syndein is here: http://syndein.com/books.htm Robby Dean’s notes: http://phrasearch.com/Trans/DBM/Index.html |
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Robert Sonnet has a website of exegesis and doctrines. The doctrines are pretty good. The exegesis covers about a half dozen New Testament books, and mostly looks at them word-by-word without then explaining the information found there. http://www.swordofthespiritbibleministries.com |
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In case you want information on a particular topic, this are some links to get you there; these should all be in written form.
Adema: Basic Bible Study Series online; 50 Things Received at Salvation; a half dozen online studies (marriage, family, children, etc.).
Charlie Clough’s Notes: Charlie Clough Notes.
End times and prophecy: http://bibleprophecyfortoday.wordpress.com/ There are doctrines here which are almost word-for-word from R. B. Thieme Jr. as well as several articles by reputable theologians like H. A. Ironside. It is possible this is the work of Thomas Ice, which is the one name that I do not recognize. On the negative side, one of his links is a church which, in its basics doctrinal worksheets does not speak of confession of sin for spirituality (rebound) and there are several lessons on Marks of a True Believer, which smacks of the infusion of grace as opposed to the imputation of grace (which is the primary difference between Protestant and Catholic theology).
Gallagher’s Abiding in the Word homepage: http://members.aol.com/abidingitw/contents.html
Genealogies: Adam to Israel; Abraham to David; David to Jesus (through Solomon; the line of Joseph); David to Jesus (through Nathan; the line of Mary).
Grace Notes: http://www.gracenotes.info/GN_Topics_FrameSet.htm There is a list of about 250 doctrines at this site.
Griffin: On line topics. I listed these, even though they are audio studies, primarily because they are easy to download and they are reasonably well-organized.
Ichthys Bible Study: http://www.ichthys.com/ Although I was first concerned about the organization, he lists an index of topics and where they might be found. http://www.ichthys.com/subject%20index.htm I am fairly certain that all of the material was put together by Dr. Robert D. Luginbill, who, like most of us, apparently learned a great deal from R. B. Thieme Jr.
Institute for Creation Research: Topics pertaining to Evolution versus Creationism.
James Modlish Bible study page, which has no links to Berachah Church, but uses a lot of the same language. Study materials.
Kukis: Complete Doctrines; a complete list of doctrines as well as discussions of specific topics (this latter list is rather extensive, and is not hyperlinked for the most part; you would first use your browser search function to find a doctrine, which will tell you which book and chapter the doctrine is found in. You can then go to that book for further information on that topic). PDF version. Charts.
J. R. Cherreguine Bible Doctrine Ministries: http://jrcbdm.com/ Under his doctrinal index, he lists hundreds of doctrines. Many of these doctrines are set up in chart form. My only problem with this site is, his doctrines are not all set up in alphabetical order. Apart from this, JRC probably lists more doctrines than I have seen anywhere else (other than on my own site). He even touches on unusual topics, e.g., feng shui and karma. He has an extensive list of various cults and cult teachers, including a watch list for non-doctrinal teachers with sort of a rating system. My only problem with this site is, it could be organized better. Apart from that, there is a lot of material here. I must admit to having some reservations, however, when I found Billy and Franklin Graham’s names on his list of Cum Laude of Apostasy, where he uses the phrase easy believism in conjunction to Billy Graham. He also has a list of backslidden and apostate believers, including several prominent politicians. I’m not sure that these things have any place at a doctrinal website, and it makes me a little concerned about the other material which he has “authored.”
McLaughlin: online booklets.
Don Samdahl: Has about 40 doctrines and book introductions at http://www.doctrine.org/ more specifically, at: http://www.doctrine.org/alphabetical_index.html
R. B. Thieme Jr.: A list of doctrines and discussions of particular topics found in booklets from T&P. This list of doctrines is incomplete. PDF version.
R. B. Thieme Jr. All of Bob’s books in an rtf format available here:
http://www.mustseethisone.com/books.html (these will open in WordPad, but can be opened in Word or WordPerfect as well; I did not see any Greek or Hebrew characters, as the books were originally printed; which, for most people, is not a loss. All of these words are transliterated into English.)
Wholesome Words—Christian Resources & Links has about 40 traditional Christian doctrines linked here, with authors e.g. C. I. Scofield and L. S. Chafer. http://www.wholesomewords.org/doctrine.html Some are good and some are just okay.
Since I am in the midst of thinking about a Bible dictionary, let me suggest some others which may be found online: |
If you are in search of a particular doctrine, chances are, you will find it in the first 3 links below: |
Several hundred doctrines are found here, at the Online International School of Practical ministries (the ones I checked opened up in Word or WP): |
Bible Doctrine Resource lists approximately 250 doctrines from their Bible class notes under R. B. Thieme, Jr.. Locating the doctrines is quite easy, as they are listed in a long column on the side. |
Links to nearly 200 doctrines (organized by when they were added to the site, alphabetically, and by which book they pertain to): |
Sword of the Spirit Bible Ministries (about 130 doctrines): |
Maranatha Church (about 100 doctrines): http://www.versebyverse.org/ (click on Printed Doctrines) |
One of the best lists can be found at Griffin’s Grace Bible Church (there are easily 100 or more visuals here): |
Bible Doctrine Teaching Terms (from Robert McLaughlin); this is an excellent place to get a short definition for the technical terms and phrases, many of which were developed at Dallas Theological Seminary by L. S. Chafer as well as terms and phrases developed by R. B. Thieme Jr. |
The same site where terms are explored in more depth: |
The “mother” site is difficult to navigate from, but here is a large list of doctrines grouped by large topic groups (e.g., there are 5 separate topics under Death which are all together on one page): |
Rick Hughes’ basic theological dictionary (10 pages): |
Glossary of terms from the Grace Bible Church (this appears to be the most ambitious): |
A list of about 50 doctrines; although I have not perused these carefully yet, they appear to be notes, in part, from Colonel Thieme’s teachings, and in part, from the experiences and studies of this particular person. I recently examined the Angelic Conflict in these doctrines, and it was quite good, and it was filled with examples of the good that Satan does. |
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A list of about 50+ doctrines: |
A list of about 30 doctrines: |
A list of about 30 topics: |
A list of about 30 topics: |
A list of about 40 doctrines: |
A list of about 50 or so doctrines: http://www.spokanebiblechurch.com/study/Bible%20Doctrines/Bible-Doctrines.htm |
A list of approximately 60 doctrines, all taken from notes under R. B. Thieme, Jr.: |
There are in excess of 50 booklets which may be ordered from Thieme Ministries, and there are a handful of these which are available online: |
There are about 250 words and doctrines at grace notes (these appear to be notes based partially or fully upon Bob Thieme’s teaching): |
This is an excellent tool to search through many of 5 famous Bible dictionaries (like Smith’s, ISBE, etc): |
You may also download e-sword and these same dictionaries and search them from your own computer: http://e-sword.net/downloads.html (I highly recommend this free computer Bible/Bible resource tool) |
My own lists: |
A list of almost every discussion of every term or concept found in my online writings (there will be thousands of entries here): |
A list of the doctrines which I have formally examined (there are about 100). |
Online Theological dictionaries/encyclopedia: http://bible.tmtm.com/wiki/Main_Page |
Bobby Thieme has mentioned publishing a dictionary of sorts online, but that has not come to pass yet (however, I can confirm that is a real work in progress). |
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The Bible and Technology |
This looks to be an excellent resource, where you see how technology has given us additional ways and means to study the Bible. These periodic posts can be searched topically. |
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Bible.org |
The NET Bible, Bible dictionaries, blogs, forums and communities. |
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Biblos.com |
Many Bible translations, commentaries, dictionaries, atlases, encyclopedias, etc. The interlinear Bible is quite impressive. Most of this can be found in e-sword (but you do have to search out the modules and set it all up). |
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Bible Versions Resource |
This is a list of nearly every English Bible and where it may be found online. |
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Charts |
This is a fascinating page of photos and charts. The charts include unusual ones like the distance between cities in Israel to helpful ones like, other countries prophesied about in the Bible. |
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Comparing Bible Translations |
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The online location of about 100 different English translations, as well as other versions (Greek, Hebrew, etc.). |
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About 30 specific published versions of the Bible and how they compare. These are broken down into Adult Study Bibles, Youth Study Bibles and Children’s Study Bibles. |
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A couple paragraphs on 15 different translations, along with their reading level. |
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You can get a blurb on each version or go further and view side-by-side comparisons of various Bibles. |
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A blurb about each of 18 modern translations. There are also many links to similar web pages. |
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A couple of comparison charts along with some commentary. |
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Zondervan compares about 15 different translations side-by-side. Each of these translations can be clicked on for statistics, history, and additional information about each translation. |
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15 different Bibles briefly commented on. |
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David Robert Palmer compared several different translations with respect to the original languages, comparing them on specific verses (he has also translated a handful of New Testament books, free to download from his site). |
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http://www.anchoryourlife.com/bible/study_bible.htm |
10 translations are compared, with reading level (which seemed surprisingly low to me for some of them) and comments. Translations are broken down into 3 types: literal, dynamic equivalent and paraphrased (free translation). |
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9 Bibles are compared by particular verses, and the actual words that they use are graded. |
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6 translations are compared, but with respect to 18 important doctrines and translations. |
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Comparing translations from the standpoint of the manuscripts used. |
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39 different English translations of the Bible compared. This author has a scoring system, which is quite interesting, and it compares these translations based upon 3 passages and how they scored on the passages. Despite the small sampling of verses, this is one of the most interesting comparisons. The links throughout are important. |
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Kukis compares 30+ translations. Summary table. PDF version. |
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Theopedia’s input. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_translations_of_the_Bible |
Wikipedia’s input. |
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A list of 100 English translations with some brief information about each. |
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A very brief history of English translations (to 1982). Comes with organ music. |
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http://christianity.about.com/od/top10bibles/tp/toptenbibles.htm |
Mary Fairchild’s top ten Bibles. |
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If you supplement your Bible study with computer tools, this is the best free tool out there which I have seen. There are over 30 different translations, and a myriad of dictionaries, lexicons and commentaries that you can download to your computer. Don’t miss the user modules which are available. |
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E-Sword |
This is a new source of e-sword modules and information. They have a collection of Bibles and commentaries which I have never seen before. |
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E-Sword |
This is one of the most extensive list of Bibles available for e-sword. |
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E-Sword |
Probably the most extensive list of Commentaries available for e-sword. |
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E-Sword |
Probably the most extensive list of dictionaries available for e-sword (which includes lexicons). |
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E-Sword |
http://www.davidcox.com.mx/e-swordmodules/module_creation.html |
Module creation for e-sword. |
E-sword |
Another outstanding resource for e-sword modules. This is very well-organized but you will need to set up a (free) login account to download these modules. This site clearly distinguishes between e-sword 8x and 9x modules, and provides links to modules for both. |
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History—Kings of Israel chart: |
The chart is quite helpful; I do not know anything about the mother-site. |
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History—Kings of Judah chart: |
The chart is quite helpful; I do not know anything about the mother-site. |
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History—Jesus, Herod and Cæsar |
This is a very readable recording/blending of the events of history around the time of our Lord. There are a lot of names and places, so one at times is confused by all of them; and I have not verified the accuracy of this site; but it seems to be good for integrating what we find in the Bible with extra-Biblical history. The author of this site attempts to go month-by-month whenever possible. |
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Internet Jewish History Sourcebook |
This appears to be the source page of the link below. This is an phenomenal page of links for those who have any interest in Jewish history. |
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Jewish History |
http://kspark.kaist.ac.kr/old%20testament/jewish%20history.htm |
This is a short date and basic history of the Jews from Abraham to the present. It is basic incidents and dates, as well as a list of kings and prophets. |
Jewish History |
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/timeline.html |
This is related to the links above; it is a half page listing periods of time (linked) in Jewish History. |
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson |
Dr. Lewis was a graduate of Dallas Theological seminary 1946; be forewarned that he was a Calvinist. This is a collection of his extensive work. |
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Online Bible Translations |
I can guarantee you that you have not heard of at least a third of these translations (e.g., the Ancient Roots Bible, The Alternate Translation Bible, The Catholic Public Domain Version, Fred Miller's Revised King James' Version, Laughing Bird Scripture Paraphrases, Modern American English Vernacular, or The Purified New Testament). |
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Old Testament word search |
This uses 10 specific search engines to find out information about individual Old Testament words. |
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Bill Puryear |
A doctrinal Bible teacher who has translated much of the New Testament (from Acts to Revelation, along with a little of the OT) |
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Search God’s Word |
You can search about 20 different translations for words and phrases. There are also commentaries, concordances, dictionaries and encyclopedias. |
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Wikipedias for Christianity, the Bible, etc. |
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Zion Ministry |
These are some great charts to help you to put the kings and prophets in order. This site seems to have an emphasis on the end times, and I do not know how accurate they are in this regard. |
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The Bible and Technology |
Technological resources for Greek |
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The Bible and Technology |
Technological resources for Hebrew |
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The Resurgence Greek Project |
This has some Greek resources; however, I think that E-sword actually provides better Hebrew and Greek tools. |
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Learning NT Greek |
The purpose of this Web site is to provide resources for people seeking to know the Living God and His Word through the original language of the New Testament, Koine Greek. |
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Greek-English Interlinear NT |
http://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/Greek_Index.htm |
This includes the morphology of the Greek words. |
Latin-English Interlinear Bible |
Side-by-side English and Latin Bible. |
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Peshitta Interlinear |
The Old Testament is tri-linear: Hebrew, then Aramaic and then English (and a very accurate English translation). The New Testament is Aramaic and English. The Aramaic of the OT is very similar to the Hebrew, but in the New, the font is dramatically different. |
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Hebrew Grammar for Dummies |
Crib sheet with basic Hebrew principles of grammar |
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Hebrew Verbs for Dummies |
An explanation of the stems and their meanings. |
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Hebrew verb endings |
A morphological chart of how to recognize the various stem, person and number of a Hebrew verb |
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E-Sword Greek and Hebrew Lexicons |
Probably the most extensive list of dictionaries available for e-sword (which includes lexicons). |
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Perseus Digital Library (studies in Greek) |
This has consistently been one of the best research tools for Greek words. In searching out one particular word, I was given 4 sets of lexicons to choose from (4 which I do not own), with extensive information on where this word was found (this was for a Koine Greek word not found in the New Testament). |
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Delphi Forums Bible doctrine study group |
This is an excellent group, especially good for those who are spread out and not near a doctrinal church. |
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This is pretty insane. A nutcase attends a church listed in here for 13 years, kills 3 women in an aerobics class, and that church and R. B. Thieme, Jr. are all blamed, even though the most precursory reading of this guy’s crime indicates that he mentally unbalanced from the get go. It is a fascinating read and discussion. |
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Bible Works Forum |
This is a 9 page discussion I Thank God for Col. R.B. Thieme Jr. |
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City Data’s forum |
There is at least one doctrinal believer who posts to this group (Mike555), and all topics of the Christian faith are fair game. |
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Classmates Western Religions |
http://www.classmates.com/community/groups/groupHome?communityId=137 |
Discussions with people who are rational and with those who are teetering off the edge. I believe I first got drawn into a discussion here with someone who proposed that Jesus was teaching socialism (a liberation theology adherent). |
Cult Education Forum |
This is a fascinating forum, discussing R. B. Thieme Jr. and why his church is a cult. There were even questions as to, what happens to you when you leave this church? There seems to be one logical and intelligent voice in all of this, at the very beginning (Ephesians 1:3). SisterSoap goes on and on and on and on. I have included this forum more as a matter of interest rather than as a recommended forum. |
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The Free Thought and Rationalism Discussion Board |
Previously the Internet Infidels Discussion Board. There are believers who post here as well but, be forewarned, these are mostly unbelieving liberals who post here. |
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Yahoo Groups |
A very small discussion group, mostly of those who do not like Bob Thieme Jr’s teaching, but with a smattering of those who do. It is a small group, also included as more of a matter of interest than anything else. |
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By His Grace Ministries |
Darryl Anderson |
Davao City, The Philippines |
It does not appear as though this church is off the ground yet? This seems to be closely aligned with James Brettell’s ministries. |
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Grace Christian Church - Bohol Inc. |
Robert T. Rio |
Grace Christian Church - Bohol Inc. P.O. Box 12 Airport Rd., Tagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines 6300 (63) (38) 4115022 |
No doctrinal resources online yet; it appears as though they have also established churches in Tibungco, Davao City; Babak, Samal Island; Cagayan de Oro City; Midsayap, North Cotabato; Oroqueta, Misamis Occidental; Labason, Zamboanga, del Norte. They seem to be involved with a number of Christian Ministries through the Philippines. |
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Quite obviously, this is a small group of churches, so if you are aware of any others, please let me know! |
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General contact site for several missionaries |
Operation Grace World Missions PO Box 19508 Houston TX 77224-9508 USA Phone: 01 (713) 951-6965 |
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A nondenominational, doctrinal missionary organization |
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Africa |
Grace Evangelistic Ministries P. O. Box 17246 Nashville, TN 37217-7246 Phone: 615-365-0015 |
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Costa Rica |
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Sola Gracia, under the leadership of George and Erica Mueller |
Germany and Eastern Europe (Romania, Poland, Baltic Russia, Hungary and Lithuania) and Cameroun, Africa |
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The Philippines |
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Grace Christian Church Ministries (the Nelson D. Rio family) |
The Philippines |
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The Philippines (Davao City) |
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Chiangmai, Thailand |
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Chiangmai, Thailand |
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Kiev, Ukraine |
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Nigeria and India |
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Other Missionary Lists |
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American Freedom Assemblies |
“American Freedom Assembly is a non-profit organization dedicated to presenting the principles of true freedom through the assembly format. We help young people understand that the solution must come from within. Only through their good decisions on a day by day basis will they be able to take control of their lives.” Gary Horton spoke at our school on 3 occasions, each of them quite memorable. One time, he gave the gospel—it was clear and unmistakable—but without mentioning the name of Jesus Christ. |
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Free Gift Ministries |
Scott Grande is associated with the church of Robert R. McLaughlin and has apparently studied under Colonel R.B. Thieme Jr. He is an evangelist and a missionary. There are about 20 doctrines and a few sermons (video and MP3) available on his site. |
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Grace Evangelical Society |
“It has been amazing to watch what God has allowed us to do for these last 19 years. The years have been filled with great ministry opportunities indeed. With the distribution of over 100,000 You Can Be Sure! booklets, countless books and audio tapes, and tens of thousands of hits on our website each year, many have come to faith in Christ, gained assurance of their eternal life, and now walk in the knowledge of the grace of God. For this great opportunity to impact the world for Christ, we thank God first, but also all those that have partnered with us.” |
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Grace Gospel Missions |
“Our mission is to train missionaries and to support mission activity around the world. We believe that there is a need in the United States for an independent organization that can come along the side of the local church to provide training and support for mission the field.” |
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Huntsville State Prison Ministries |
This appears to be headed by Rick Henderson, who seems to be a squared away doctrinal believer. There are about a dozen doctrines at this site and an exegetical study of the first chapter of the book of Mark. |
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Rick Hughes Evangelical Ministries |
“Rick Hughes Evangelistic Ministries, Inc. was founded for the purpose of communicating the Word of God to students and administrators in private schools and churches across the United States. This ministry is non-denominational in its thrust and is conducted freely without charge or obligation. No material is sold and no offerings are taken. There are a few good studies here as well, under Truth Online.” |
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Mission Afghanistan |
The people involved in this ministry are Gary Horton, Pete Stadler, and John Dyer. |
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All Aboard God’s Train |
These are outstanding Bible lessons for young people. |
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UK Apologetics page |
http://www.ukapologetics.net/3witnessindex.htm |
We are now the major European-based Christian teaching website, specializing in Christian apologetics (the defence of the Christian faith) |
Ariel Ministries |
“Ariel Ministries, created to evangelize and disciple our Jewish brethren, has been born from necessity to meet an urgent need. Ariel means "Lion of God," representing the Messiah Jesus as the Lion of Judah. It is also an alternate name for Jerusalem (Isaiah 29:1) - the city of peace now waiting for the Prince of Peace to return.” |
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AWANA |
“Awana helps churches and parents worldwide raise children and youth to know, love and serve Christ!” [Go to the website to see how] |
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Basic Training Bible Ministries |
“Basic Training Bible Ministries was founded in 1994 with the objective of providing categorical Bible teaching and study materials without cost to those who desire them. As such, this ministry continues to exist due to the free-will offerings of believers who desire to be part of our outreach.” This is run by Gene Cunningham and his wife. Several books and studies online. |
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Be a Hero |
“Learn about the never-ending Journey in God's Plan for you! Includes coloring pages, word search, Bible quiz and more.” |
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Bible Doctrine Page |
Quite frankly, this is a disorganized blog which at first appears to deal primarily with salvation. However, there is a lot of material here (over 100 doctrines) which appears to be accurate. Most of the doctrines are accessible on the right hand side of each page. It is unclear whether these are notes which this person takes or whether he has done these studies himself (he does use a Thieme vocabulary and presents salvation and rebound correctly). There is a bit of Campus Crusade thrown in here as well. I am pretty certain that this is the work of one guy. |
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Bible Food |
This site is put together by Bob Jones, retired assistant pastor of Northside Bible Church, Jacksonville Florida. However, I cannot fine this church or its website. Although he is clearly influenced by R. B. Thieme Jr., I do not find any links to any related ministry. He lists over 50 doctrines and the couple I glanced at seemed to be quite accurate. |
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Bible News |
Larry Wood’s website. I recommend this with a grain of salt. The homepage has the United States broken up into various tribes of Israel (the same is true of Europe and other continents). I do not quite get that. He also has something about the four horses of the apocalypse running parallel in current world history. His presentation of the gospel and of rebound are accurate; but some of the website is just flat-out weird. |
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Bible Training Centre for Pastors |
“Our Mission: To extend non-formal theological training to the world’s untrained pastors and church leaders.” |
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brainout's Lord Pages |
“The purpose of these sites for a reader, is abnormal. The sites are to encourage thinking OUT Doctrine, not teach or parrot it. Thinking out, not selling someone that 'my' pastor or 'my' idea of Bible is right; hence the sites are nonsectarian in orientation. Therefore, the sites 'do' a lot of thinking out (which I personally needed anyway). The reader is presumed to already know enough MD to play with the material: like it, lump it, rage at it, smile at it, whatever, before the Lord. [I am having the same reaction to this as you are—huh?—but there are some good things to be found at this website.” |
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Brother Bob Kleinschmidt's Sermon Notes |
These are notes on 50–100 different doctrines based upon the R. B. Thieme Jr.’s teachings. |
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Camp Tetelestai |
They are looking to build a Christian camp in Greenbrier, Arkansas |
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L. S. Chafer sermons |
13 audio lessons by Chafer |
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L. S. Chafer sermons |
25 more audio lessons by Chafer (easy to download) |
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Charlie Clough’s Bible Framework Course |
From the site: Rather than reading the Bible through the eyes of modern secularism this provocative six-part course teaches you to read the Bible through its own eyes-as a record of God's dealing with the human race. When you read it at this level, you will discover reasons to worship God in areas of life you probably never before associated with "religion." All lessons can be downloaded or listened to online; and course notes in pdf format can be downloaded from this site. |
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Dictionary of Doctrine |
The doctrines came directly from Thieme notes (I could not find this stated anywhere). Some of the lessons are computer-read lessons (word for word from the notes; how the computer pronounces the word happiness is somewhat humorous). There are some normal sermons, but this site is not clearly associated with a church, and I am uncertain about some of them. |
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East Texas Bible Conference |
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E-Sword |
E-Sword is a free computer Bible. I have used 4 or 5 different computer Bibles, and this is, of those I have used, the best. Drop-down box at website will give many of the modules which are available for e-sword. |
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E-Sword |
This is probably the most extensive list of Bibles available for e-sword. |
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E-Sword |
Probably the most extensive list of Commentaries available for e-sword. |
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E-Sword |
Probably the most extensive list of dictionaries available for e-sword (which includes lexicons). |
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E-Sword |
http://www.davidcox.com.mx/e-swordmodules/module_creation.html |
Module creation for e-sword. |
E-sword |
Another resource for e-sword modules. This is very well-organized but you will need to set up a login account to download these modules. |
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Eternal Productions 101 Scientific Facts and Foreknowledge |
This is a Catholic website; however, this is a fairly good list of scientific truths found in the Bible centuries before science discovered them. |
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Evolution, Creationism and Intelligent Design |
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-549609468847151230&hl=en |
Outstanding video on the intricacies of creation, and how several sets of complex systems found within one animal could not have evolved. Links to related videos. |
Evolution, Creationism and Intelligent Design |
There is a lot here. Each month provides a dozen articles. These articles go back to 1999 (see Article Archives under Get Answers). |
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Evolution, Creationism and Intelligent Design |
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Evolution, Creationism and Intelligent Design |
The Biblical Creation Society |
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Faith Facts |
This website is devoted to apologetics and theology. |
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The Fisher’s Net |
There are several men named Reeves who have entitled themselves pastors (of various sorts) and there are lessons under Ben Reeves’ name, which seem to be good. This is not a brick and mortar church and I have no idea where these men are located or if they are looking to establish a church. |
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Free Bible Studies on the Net |
Sort of a guided study. The biggest problem is, I do not see the spiritual life or rebound explained. The lessons seem reasonable and the linkw, for the most part, are pretty good. |
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Get to Know Your Bible |
A [doctrinal] Bible Study Web Site for Children, Teens and College Students |
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Glenn’s Christian Blog |
1. Over the last ten years I have slowly but surely found resources on the internet that were not easy to find so I have decided to make some of them available on this blog through links and posts. I would have loved to have found a site like this when I started searching the internet. 2. There are doctrines that I grew up with (I am a what many would call a classic dispensationalist) that are pertinent to things going on in the United States and the world today but very few in mainstream Christianity are discussing them from a perspective that I recognize as being solidly grounded in scripture. This should be a great forum to post these doctrines and give them a bit more visibility. 3. Then, building on item 2, occasionally make applications of these doctrines to current events. |
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Glenhaven Youth Ranch |
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God’s Letters |
“Author Angeline Grysen has provided the eight (8) Study Guides for Young People, Letter From God book series completely free of charge and downloadable . . .. these will take you on a journey through the entire Bible and are designed to provide young people with the basic Bible information needed to begin to live in God's Plan for their lives!” |
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Grace Evangelical Society |
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Grace Evangelistic Ministries --Moses Onwubiko |
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Grace Fellowship Church Children’s Website |
Bible activities, puzzles, color-by-number, etc |
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Grace Notes |
“Grace Notes Courses are available as Bible studies leading to the Associate in Bible Teaching diploma.” |
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Grace notes has posted a good doctrinal test, so that you can take an inventory of your spiritual understanding: |
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Grace Prison Ministries |
This is an evangelical ministry with some teaching; and they provide a transition home for some prisoners reentering society. Keithian L. Starling teaches weekly at 2 Nashville prisons and ministers to prisons in Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Florida. |
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James Brettell |
This will lead you to links of his various websites and his online presence. |
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Junto Society |
This appears to be mostly a political and historical website with an intent to teach government. It is a bit difficult to navigate, but there appears to be a lot of material here. Monty Rainey, who wrote much of the material at this site, did apparently learn from R. B. Thieme Jr. The book review section is quite interesting. Rainey and crew do a lot of reading. Although there is a lot of interesting stuff on this site, including some American history information, it does not appear to be updated for the past several years. |
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Kids Love God |
“Just like adults, children must learn to live their lives in the PLAN that GOD has created for them! We want you to have fun learning about GOD's PLAN at www.KidsLoveGod.org by SEEING, HEARING and SINGING about some of the things found in GOD's WORD, The Bible!” |
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Lifelike Pundits, Christian page |
http://www.lifelikepundits.com/index.php/category/Christianity/ |
What seems to be the case is, Aaron has posted his Thieme notes on Israel in Conflict from 1991. It is likely that he is going through this study right now and posts his notes as he take them. This appears to begin with lesson 200: http://www.lifelikepundits.com/index.php/site/bible_study_200/ The main page is a mixture of political commentary and doctrinal notes, posted on most days by what appears to be 3 or more authors. |
Lighthouse Christian Youth Ministry |
http://www.lighthousechristianyouth.org/index.php |
Marilyn & Steve Pomeroy appear to run a Christian camp and some Bible study in their home. This is located in Lighthouse Point, Florida. They list several dozen downloadable documents on their site, all in Microsoft Word format. |
Mark Williamson Ministries |
Many documents and postings. |
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Mission Beacon |
These are notes on 50 or so doctrines. These notes are compiled by an anonymous pastor-teacher and whether he composes them himself or takes them from old Thieme sermons is unclear. |
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On-Line International School of Practical Ministry |
This appears to be, to some degree, a free online seminary. I had difficulties getting the drop-down menu to work and I could not find my way back to several hundred doctrines which are listed and available for download. That is here: |
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Operation Grace World Missions |
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PeeWee and Junior Tree of Life |
The Junior Tree of Life is a summary of weekly teachings from prep school classes at Grace Bible Church, written for young believers. |
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Prairie Kids |
Rhymes, Coloring pages, Kinder lessons, Games |
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PrepAIDE |
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Bob Thieme's Teachings on Christian Living |
This is a Th.D dissertation by Joe Layton Wall originally entitled "A Critical Examination of the Teachings by Robert B. Thieme, Jr., on the Christian Life" |
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Reverend D. Ray Montgomery |
If you need a little humor in your life. |
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Rick Hughes' Ministry |
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Russ Pickett |
http://www.russpickett.com/fmindex.htm |
Russ has obviously received a great deal of teaching from Berachah Church, although I do not see an acknowledgment of this (maybe I missed it?). He has about 300 doctrines and articles, but appears to be confused on dispensations (he believes that we are in the end times). There is also some great stuff on American and Delaware history. |
Scriptureman |
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Shreveport Bible Conference |
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Special Forces Newsletters |
Read “A Message from Dave” or “Dave’s Message.” There is a link on this page for the current newsletter. Dave is presenting a doctrinal viewpoint in this publication. |
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Special Moments with God |
“Bible lessons geared toward younger children. The purpose of this website is to teach children basic information about God's word. My goal is to make learning about the Lord Jesus Christ and God's ways fun and enjoyable by using colorful visual aides and poetry.” |
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Sword of the Spirit Ministries |
Robt. Sonnet does a fairly complete breakdown of certain chapters of the New Testament into their Greek components; he even diagrams the sentences. He provides about 300 papers and doctrines online, including some which are intriguing, e.g., Anti-Semitism, Daniel’s 70th Week, Jerusalem, etc. . |
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Syndein (Bible notes and translation) |
These are mostly notes from R. B. Thieme’s teaching over the years, including an expanded translation of most books of the Bible. Ken, the guy who took these notes, also made an attempt to provide a translation for the books that Bob did not exegete. Ken is his real name (I don’t know his last name) and his pen name Joshua Sozo; aka Mr. Syndein |
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Tekton (an apologetics and education website) |
There are a huge set of links to various articles about apologetics, the Bible, and a variety of topics. Apparently, this is J. P. Holding’s website. |
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Television stations |
These are live streaming stations with quite a variety, including Arabic Language Bible Teaching TV, Creation Science TV, etc. |
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Theopedia |
This is the theological equivalent of the wikipedia (where they closely monitor the religious topics and limit the number of external links) |
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Thieme Bible Ministries |
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Vern Seals' Memorial Trust |
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With Christ |
The heart of our modest ministry is personal email correspondence with Christians around the world who are hungry to grow in their spiritual life and service. |
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If you want some quick information on this or that person, this or that city, I must admit to being surprised at how helpful this site can be (it will give the information which can be found in several places on the internet). |
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Kids Love God Links |
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Live God’s Plan Links |
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A reasonable biography of R. B. Thieme Jr. |
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Another reasonable biography of R. B. Thieme Jr. (it appears to be almost identical to the one above) |
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L. S. Chafer’s Satan |
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Other L. S. Chafer books online |
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L. S. Chafer MP3 lectures |
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