Links
I have transferred many of my links to
The
List ( HTML)
( PDF).
I list every doctrinal church which I
am aware of, listed by state
location. Their website,
location, pastor and web resources are
all listed. Also in this list
are all books which have been exegeted
(verbally taught audio and in written
form) along with certain websites
where a number of doctrines are
available. This list was updated
February
24, 2013. The "Buyer
Beware" warning has been
expanded. It is not out of the
realm of possibility that a church can
adopt R. B. Thieme Jr.'s vocabulary,
and develop a cult. Therefore,
some warnings have been included and
expanded. Also, there are 3 or 4
sites in particular with the greatest
number of doctrines. They have
been moved to the top of the list
under "Online Doctrinal Resources."
All of the teachers on The List
provide oral teaching of the Word of
God for no charge, regardless of your
geographical location. If you do
not live near a church which values
the teaching of God’s Word, then you
need to be learning from one of the
pastors below. All of them
provide access to the teaching for
free, so you are not bound by your
financial limitations. It
should be obvious that our country is
in a fragile state on many fronts, and
the key to the preservation of our
nation is your spiritual growth.
You need daily Bible teaching, and if
you live anywhere near one of these
churches, you need to be in
attendance. The function of our
spiritual lives in this nation is the
key to our continuing as a Client
Nation to God.
These are brick and mortar churches
and ministries which require
support. If you have the means
to support them, then please do.
However, I have linked only to
sites/pastors/churches whose financial
policy is: (1) Get out the Word of
God; (2) God will provide the means by
which to do this; (3) an individual’s
financial constraints should not bar
him or her from the teaching of God’s
Word.
I have also listed missionaries and a
variety of other Christian
ministries. Most of them require
financial support, and I urge you to
support them as well.
It is important to point out two
things: (1) I am not a pastor-teacher;
in my lifetime, I hope to fully
examine a dozen or so books in greater
detail than is found anywhere else,
and to leave these posted as reference
material; however, the average
believer is not going to get much out
of what I have posted here. My
intention is, to post this material
for pastor-teachers, seminary
students, Sunday school teachers, and
anyone else who needs to examine the
books and doctrines which I have
examined on this site. I have
done the essential grunt work, e.g.,
the word-by-word examination of each
verse of certain books, like Samuel,
Judges, Chronicles (some of these are
works in progress). (2) If you
are a new believer, then you need to
be under the teaching of a
pastor-teacher (ideally speaking,
attending a local church, if there is
one which teaches doctrine) and not
wandering around out there on your
own. I have listed below
those who appear to have a doctrinal
ministry, and you should place
yourself under the authority of one of
these men and grow spiritually.
If you are not near any of these
churches, there are ways that you can
benefit from their ministry online;
and many of these churches have
offshoots by way of small groups who
gather in places far from the church,
but study under this or that
pastor. Let me add this for the
new believer: money is not an issue
and money should never
be an issue. If you are a new
believer, a financially strapped
believer, a reasonably suspicious
believer, then get with one of these
ministries, grow spiritually, and do
not even think about giving them money
until you have spiritually
grown. At some point in time,
not only will you have the wherewithal
to give but you will also want
to give. Until then, leave your
checkbook at home. Not one of
these ministries will ever ask you for
money or embarrass you when it comes
to monetary concerns. If they
do, let me know, and I will remove
them from the lists.
The locations
below are linked to a map. Exact
addresses and phone numbers are
generally available at their
websites. A more up-to-date list
can be found here: (HTML) (PDF).
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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.
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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.
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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 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. 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.
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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.
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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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Church
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Pastor
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Website
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Location
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Exegesis/Doctrines
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Doctrinal Studies
Bible Church
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Ron Adema
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http://www.doctrinalstudies.com/
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Birmingham,
AL
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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
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Buddy Peake
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http://www.dbc-hsv.org/index.html
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Huntsville,
AL
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West Side Bible
Church
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Larry Hofmann
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http://www.westsidebiblechurch.org/
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Glendale,
AZ
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Class notes for
previous Bible class
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Barah Ministries
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Rory Clark
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http://www.barahministries.com
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Mesa, AZ
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Over 100 audio
lessons online
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Arizona Grace Bible
Church
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(Robert McLaughlin)
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http://www.azgbible.org/index.php
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Tucson. AZ
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These meet weekly in
a private home as an
independent church
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Grace Bible Church
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Mark Goad
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http://www.gracebiblechurchministries.com/
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Hot Springs, AR
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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
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Ric Webb
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http://hjcommunity.org/
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Little Rock, AR
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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
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Michael Eubanks
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http://www.he-ekklesia.org/
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North Little Rock, AR
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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
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Billy J. Puryear
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http://www.amadorbible.org/
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Jackson,
CA
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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
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It
appears to be 2 young
men still in seminary?
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http://www.churchofhopeontheweb.org/ and
http://www.facebook.com/churchofhope
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Laguna
Woods (Laguna Hills?),
CA
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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
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Thomas Tyree, Jr.
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http://www.egracebiblechurch.org/default.htm
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Costa
Mesa, CA
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40 doctrines listed
online; no mp3's online
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Grace Chapel
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Dr. John Niemela or
George Meisinger?
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No website for the
church but probably
associated with:
http://www.chafer.edu/
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1800 E. La Veta
Avenue; Orange, CA 92866
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(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
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Coast Bible Church
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Colonel Ridge Ryan
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http://www.coastbiblechurch.org/pwsite/index.php
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San Juan Capistrano,
CA
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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
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Mark Perkins
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http://www.frontrangebiblechurch.com/
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Denver, CO
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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
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Larry Chappell and
Steve Masalin?
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http://www.nsbiblechurch.org/
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North Stonington, CT
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Although this website
is new, there are a few
Bible series online
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Preston City Bible
Church
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David J. Roseland,
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http://prestoncitybible.org
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Preston,
Connecticut
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6
sets of lessons
available for download
along with powerpoint
presentations; online
real time services
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Lighthouse Bible
Church
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John Farley
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http://www.lbible.org/ http://www.johnfarley.org/
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Deerfield
Beach, FL
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This is a fairly new
church with audio lessons
online from 2009 (Romans
and Spiritual Gifts)
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Makarios Bible Church
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Ron Snider
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http://www.makarios-bible-church.org/index.html
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Sarasota,
FL
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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
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Stuart Wolf
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http://www.hbcpinellas.org/
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St.
Petersburg, FL
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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
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John Voisey?
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http://www.gracedoctrinechurch.net/index.html
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Clearwater (Tampa
Bay), FL
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no
online material, apart
from the doctrinal
statement
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Albany Bible Church
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Peter Daughtry
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http://www.albanybiblechurch.org/
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Albany, Ge
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Nothing on the site
yet
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Grace Atlanta Bible
Church
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Henry Hastings
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http://graceatlanta.org/
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Atlanta,
GE
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There
are a lot of lessons
available for download
(and some for ordering
online) here.
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Wenstrom Bible
Ministries
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Bill Wenstrom
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http://www.wenstrombibleministries.org/
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Marion, Iowa
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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
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Bob Norris
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http://www.eaglepointgracebiblechurch.org/
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Tecumseh,
Kansas
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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
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J. Rahrer
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http://gmbc.ods.org/
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Madisonville, LA
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4+
years of audio lessons
and several doctrines
available for download
(access requires
password)
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Eusebia Bible Church
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Ed Collins
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http://www.eusebeia.org
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Rehoboth,
MA
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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
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James H. Rickard
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http://www.gracedoctrine.org/index.htm
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Plainville,
MA
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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
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Robert McLaughlin
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http://www.gbible.org/
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Somerset,
MA
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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
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Mike Kenley
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http://fellowshipchapel.info/
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Jarretsville,
MD
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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
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Robert Kreger
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http://www.angelfire.com/mt/tabor/mbcbulletinboard.html
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Mayville, Battle
Creek, Pontiac, Michigan
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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
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John L. Griffith
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http://www.ironrangebible.com/
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Aurora, MN
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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
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Peter Tranvik
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http://www.clarissabible.org/
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Clarissa, MN
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Recent MP3 files
(about 10 or so)
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Grace Gospel Bible
Church
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Dave Knutsen
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http://www.gracegospelbiblechurch.org/GraceGospelBibleChurch/Grace.aspx
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Edina, MN
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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
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Dennis Rokser
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http://www.duluthbible.org/
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Duluth, MN
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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
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Shawn Laughlin
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http://www.itascabible.org/
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Grand Rapids, MN
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Two dozen messages
available online
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Beth Haven Church
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Jim Kahler
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http://homepage.mac.com/bhcnews/index.html
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Kansas City, MO
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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
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Joe Griffin
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http://www.gdconline.org/default.aspx
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St. Charles,
MO
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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
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Dr. Lonnie Hofer
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http://www.bbcomaha.org/index.html
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Omaha, NE
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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.
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1740 Faith
Ct NE
Albuquerque,
NM
87112
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I am listing
this based upon the
recommendation of someone
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Growing in Grace
Church
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Pastor Dominick
Rodriguez
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http://www.lvggc.org/
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Las Vegas,
NV
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Online sermons going
back to 2007. 8 booklets
online
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Upland Bible Church
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Richard J. Olsen
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http://www.uplandbiblechurch.org/
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Las Vegas,
NV
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several studies can
be ordered online
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Chafer Theological
Seminary
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George Meissinger
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http://www.chafer.edu/
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New Mexico
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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
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Mike Lemmon
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http://www.gtbm.org/
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Apalachin, NY
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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
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James Allen
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http://www.aliveandpowerful.com/
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Long
Island, NY
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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
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Donnie Preslar
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http://www.gracebible-church.org/metadot/index.pl?id=0
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Charlotte, NC
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No
MP3's online; the free
literature took me to a
generic Bible Gateway
search page
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Maranatha Church
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Jack Ballinger
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http://www.versebyverse.org/
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Bethany, OK
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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
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Drue Freeman
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http://www.tbcokc.org/
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Oklahoma City, OK
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D Ray revved
up (I did laugh out
loud a few times); notes
and wma lessons available
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Countryside Baptist
Church
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JB Bond
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http://www.countrysidebible.com/
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Stillwater,
OK
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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
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Eric Bush
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http://southwoodbiblechurch.com/
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Tulsa, OK
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Several lessons
online by various
teachers; they are
changing over to a new
pastor March 2011
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Manning Bible Church
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Gordon Shearer
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None yet
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47200 NW Sell Rd.
Banks, Oregon 96106
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Trinity Bible Church
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John Page,
Pastor-Teacher
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None yet
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2645 S Stage Rd
Medford, OR 97501
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541-779-2179
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Portland Bible Church
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Gary Glenney
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http://www.portlandbiblechurch.com/
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Portland,
OR
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A couple dozen
lessons are available
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Fairview Bible Church
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Mike Bryant
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http://www.fairviewbiblechurch.org/
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Fairview, PA
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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
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Joseph P. Sugrue
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http://www.cgtruth.org/
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Providence,
RI
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About 31 MP3 lessons
online
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Grace Chapel Bible
Church
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Pastor Bob Lauach
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http://gracechapelbiblechurch.net
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Lyman, South Carolina
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about 60 audio and
video files online; this
church began in 2008
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Pleroma Church
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Clay Ward
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http://www.pleromabiblechurch.org/
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Tullahoma, TN
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Audio
lessons
are not online and must
be ordered; but there is
a good selection
available
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Austin Bible Church
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Bob Bolender
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http://austinbiblechurch.com/
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Austin, TX
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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
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Roy
Cloudt (pastor) and John
McReynolds (assistant
pastor)
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http://www.gracebiblechurchbaytown.org/
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Baytown,
TX
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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
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Mike Smith
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http://www.countrybiblechurch.us/
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Brenham,
TX
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Notes and/or lessons
available online; dvd’s
can be ordered
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Church of the Servant
King
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Steve Ellis
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http://www.cotsk.org/
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Dallas, TX
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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
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Todd Atwood
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http://www.gracebiblerockwall.com/
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[East]
Dallas, TX (Rockwell)
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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
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Herman H. Mattox
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http://www.springvalleybiblechurch.org/
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Dallas, TX
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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:
http://svbc.ccmsite.org/svbc_orderform.pdf
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Fredericksburg Bible
Church
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Jeremy Thomas
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http://www.fbgbible.org/index.htm
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Fredericksburg,
TX
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Notes and/or audio
lessons available online
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The Bible Church of
the
Lakes
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Fred Bates
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http://www.biblechurchofthelakes.com/
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24101
State Highway 71 E;
Horseshoe Bay, TX
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(830) 596-0100 ?
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Charis Chapel &
Charis Seminary
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Dr. Larry B. Patrick
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http://login.npwebsiteservices.com/Charis_Chapel_Bible_ChurchKICMHD/WelcometoCharis.asp
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Houston, TX
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There appear to be 50
sermons online, several
books and about 30
doctrines.
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Pine Valley Bible
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Bruce Bumgardner
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http://www.pinevalleybible.org/
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Houston,
TX
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Audio
lessons available online;
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West Houston Bible
Church
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Robby Dean
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http://www.westhoustonbiblechurch.org/ and http://deanbible.org/
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Houston,
TX
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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
Also at: http://www.divineviewpoint.com/sane/dbm/index.html
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Grace Bible Church of
Houston
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David Dunn
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http://www.gracebiblehouston.com/
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Houston,
TX
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A few dozen lessons
available as WMA files
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Berachah Church
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Robert Thieme III
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There is a website
both for Berachah Church
and for Tapes and
Publications (R. B. Thieme
Jr. Ministries)
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Houston, TX
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Lessons may be
ordered as CD’s or DVD’s
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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
http://syndein.com/new_testament_bib.html
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Patriots Church
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Albert Hill
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6818 Paluxy Dr
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Tyler, TX
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no website yet
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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
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Daniel Inghram
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http://ncbiblechurch.com/index.htm
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Arlington,
VI
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4 doctrines and a
number of MP3 files are
available online,
including 7 books
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Faith Baptist Church
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John D. Reynolds
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http://www.faith-baptist-church.info/index.htm
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Fincastle, Virginia
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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
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Jesse Acosta
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http://www.efcministry.org/
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Everett,
WA
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1 book and a number
of MP3 files available
online
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Lakeland Bible Church
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Hugh Crowder
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http://www.lakelandbible.org/
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Federal
Way, WA
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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
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Bruce Einspahr
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http://www.webbworks.com/columbiabible/index.html
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Kennewick, WA
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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
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Ron McMurray
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http://users.pullman.com/rmac/
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Pullman, WA
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There
does not appear to be a
T&P ministry. Only
one set of notes
available online.
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Grace Military
Ministries
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John Eichmann
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http://www.bibledoctrineoutreach.org/
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Shoreline, WA
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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
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Paul
Schmidtbleicher
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http://www.evergreen-baptist.org/
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Shoreline,
WA
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Several dozen MP3
lessons are available
online.
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Spokane Bible Church
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Tod Kennedy
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http://www.spokanebiblechurch.com/
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Spokane, WA
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Books,
notes,
presentations (pdf
versions) available
online; I did not see
any audio lessons here.
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Word of Grace Bible
Church
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Tom Stegall
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http://www.wogbc.org/
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Milwaukee, WI
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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.
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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:
http://www.gracenotes.info/topics/test.html
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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.
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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.
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Church
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Pastor
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Website
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Exegesis/Doctrines
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There is no name
given that I could find
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Oliver, Jim
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http://home.comcast.net/~jimoliverministries/index.html
http://www.slideboom.com/people/kagoshimajim
http://www.authorstream.com/tag/Pastor+Jim+Oliver/1
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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.
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Bible Doctrine
Church, an online ministry
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John Keating
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http://www.bibledoctrinechurch.org/
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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
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Doug Laird
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http://www.answers.highpowersites.com/homepage.html
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Doug has a couple
dozen sermons (youtube
linked) and about a half
dozen e-books all online.
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Biblical Exegesis
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Wayne...?
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http://www.versebyverse.com/index.html
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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
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Stan Simonton
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http://www.katycommunitychurch.org/
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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
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Jim Brettell
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http://www.littlerocknetchurch.com/index.html
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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
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Mike Philips
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http://www.pacificrimbible.com/index.htm
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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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Missionaries, Evangelists:
- Missionary
List. These are
doctrinal missionaries and links
to them.
- Max
Klein (Missionary in Asia)
- Darryl
and Nita Anderson (Mindanao,
in the Philippines)
- Rick
Hughes, Evangelist
- Gary
Horton, Evangelist
- Here are two more links to
Doctrinal Churches: A list which I
copied from Delphi
Forum and a direct link to Delphi
Forum
- In examining the sites above,
what seems to be the primary
purose is to teach the Word of
God. At this critical point
in time in the United States,
nothing is more important than our
spiritual growth. The men
and churches listed above seem to
fully understand that. How
you go as a believer in Jesus
Christ is going to determine the
future of this great nation that
we live in.
-
Doctrinal Forum:
- Delphi
Forum is where several
doctrinal believers gather to
visit; it also is a place where
you might find some like-minded
people, if you are taking in
doctrine in an isolated area.
- Online
Exegetical Studies
- Most of the links here are
studies which you can get online
for specific books of the
Bible. Some of the studies
must be ordered, but, for the most
part, they can be ordered
online. I only post those
links where their giving policy is
compatible with grace (that is, if
you are broke, they are going to
send you lessons anyway)
- Other
Doctrinal
Resouces:
- Charles
Clough
Ministries: What used to be
available in print by Clough is
found here on this website as
notes and in mp3 format.
- Free
Online Bible Software:
- E-sword
For
those of you who have computers,
particularly laptops, e-sword is
the place to go for a laptop
Bible. The last time I
looked, Rick Meyers provides free
of charge an outstanding laptop
Bible program featuring over 25
English translations along with
various Greek and Hebrew
manuscripts along with over 30
foreign language versions of
Scripture. In addition to
this, Rick also provides at his
site, free of charge, some
excellent commentaries (well, some
are so-so). I have never
talked to Rick, nor do I know
anything about his theology;
however, anyone who has devoted
himself to getting out the Word of
God as he has, must be on the
right side of God. When on
vacation, I used to lug around a
half dozen books to study from;
now I take my laptop with e-sword
and one volume of Owen, and I am
good to go. By the way, I
have paid for one or two versions
of various e-Bibles; I don’t use
them. I do use Rick’s
e-sword, even on my home computer
where I do most of my
studying. This is by far the
best free software
available on the internet. I
use my e-sword daily. They
will freely provide you with
dozens of different translations
of the Bible; there are a handful
which are available, but must be
paid for. In addition, you
can get the Greek text of the New
Testament (Westcort-Hort, Textus
Receptus, the Byzantine Text, all
keyed to Strong's numbers); Hebrew
texts; the LXX with the
morphological codes; Greek and
Hebrew Lexicons; and great
exegesis by Keil & Delitzsch,
Barnes, Clarke and Gill; along
with several Bible dictionaries
and encyclopedias. There are
additional
Bibles and Commentaries for
E-sword which are
user-created. There are many
people out there who believe in
providing spiritual information
for those who are interested,
which includes a number of new
translations which you probably
have not heard of before.
There have been fundamental
changes made to the program of
e-sword this past year (2009), and
version 9 is different enough from
version 8 to require changes in
the modules. So, there are
one set of modules for version 8
and another set for version
9. At some point in time,
version 9 will fully ecclipse
version 8.
- Online
Bible also provides free
Bible software. My
problem with this is, it does not
feel like a finished product and
it lacks the intuitiveness (is
that a word?) of e-sword.
Setting it up each time was
difficult (that is, to get the
versions which I needed on my
interface). Since e-sword
has the LXX with the morphological
code, I have not needed to use the
Online Bible any more.
- The
Sword Project is very
similar to e-sword, but it isn't
quite as good (in my
opinion). However, to each
his own. It is also free.
- The
BIble
explorer is a free computer
program, but I have never used it
before. It is offered for
free.
- Other
Ministries:
- Thru
the
Bible Radio: J. Vernon McGee
posthumously teaches God’s Word
all over this globe. For 25
minutes a day, he comes on the
radio and teaches every book of
the Bible, chapter by
chapter. It takes 5 years to
go through the Bible with
McGee. If you go nowhere
else, find the station where McGee
broadcasts in your area (there are
probably several) and listen to
him religiously. Regardless
of your predispositions, you will
learn to appreciate his
teaching. Now, I don’t know
if McGee speaks with a drawl in
heaven, but he certainly does here
on earth. Do not let that
throw you off. Furthermore,
he often sounds simple and
simplistic. Do not be misled
by that. McGee was a
brilliant man whose teaching is
deceptively deep and rarely
inaccurate. There are many
times that he takes the most
complex doctrines and makes them
understandable to believers whose
human IQ is below the norm.
He had a gift for making the
difficult doctrines of Scripture
seem simple.
- Miscellaenous
Bible
Links:
Disclaimer: Some of the videos
and websites below can be quite
disconcerting; although there are a lot
of political overtones in the links
below, bear in mind, our war is
spiritual. Satan is the author and
father of hatred, and this is what he
hopes to inspire in all mankind.
Our best offense and defense is a soul
filled with the doctrine of God's Word.
It is also noteworthy that Satan is the
great counterfeiter as well. In
the end times, there will be wars and
great misery; and Jews will be found in
every nation, who will be the
evangelists during the 7 years of the
Tribulation. Satan, as a
counterfeiter, has made certain that
there are great numbers of Muslims
scattered throughout every nation, and
that their presence will cause great
disruption, as a counterfeit of the
coming Tribulation.
Also, bear in mind, that despite the
large numbers of Muslims in the United
States, we have had a minimum number of
internal attacks, compared to other
countries, and countries with much less
freedom. It is not our job as
believers to cause any harm to our
Muslim neighbors or to the places where
they worship. Our weapon is the
truth, not violence and not political
activism.
- My
political blog: Once a
week, I blow off steam, and write
about politics. A list of
these blogs and the topics covered
are found here: Conservative
Reviews. Each issue is
about 40-60 pages.
- Videos:
I have come across some amazing
videos on the internet which are
well worth watching.
- Islam
Links:
- Jefferson's
Quran (Koran). Do you
know the story behind Thomas
Jefferson owning a copy of the
Koran? Was Jefferson just a
man out there searching for truth,
and did he hope to find it in the
Koran? Second
Link. Third
Link. Fourth
Link. HTML
PDF
- Islam:
the
Religion of Peace. The
latest statistics as to the number
of attacks throughout the world by
Islamic terrorists and how many
they have killed. The basic
details for just the past 3 months
can be found a third of the way
down the page and continues for
the rest of the page. The
number of incidents is
mind-boggling. I guess there
are just too many for our papers
to report? There are also
stats on this page about the
collateral damage in Iraq from US
led troops compared to the
innocents who are killed by
Islamic terrorists. Also see
this link: Iraqi
Body
Count.
- No
Substitute
for Victory.
- www.Jihadwatch.org.
- Ecology/Global
Warming
Links:
- John Stossel and a few global
warming critics on YouTube: Video
- The BBC film The
Great
Global Warming Swindle; this
is a fantastic film which answers
each and every issue raised by Al
Gore in An Inconvenient Truth.
The film does not automatically
start; you will need to click on
play; you probably will need a
fast internet connection as
well. This film is brand
new; it just got released.
- A
list of Global Warming Links
(these are the best ones I have
come across).
- Immigration:
- This is an excellent,
unemotional lecture on immigration;
it is engaging, and there are many
visual aides. The gum ball
part is the best part, I think.
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Stored links which should all be
available on The
List:
- Teachers:
- Austin Bible Church has an
excellent set of pastor/church
links which Bob Bolender passed
along to me. There will be
some duplication below of these
links. Austin
Bible Church Pastor Links.
I have made an attempt to take
notes from each pastor and these
are located on my new Notes
Page. It is going to
be awhile before I am able to have
notes from each and every
doctrinal pastor there.
- R.
B. Thieme III now teaches at
Berachah as the pastor and he is
doing an outstanding job.
His teaching is highly recommended
and available on CD’s as MP3
files. I personally hope
that Bobby teaches some of the
books which Bob did not (there are
several Old Testament books and
two gospels which never received a
verse by verse analysis by Bob).
On this website, a handful of
downloadable MP3 files are
available; however, you must order
from the church directly in order
to receive complete studies.
You may do this by phone or by
mail; I don't think that they have
email access to their ordering
(insofar as I know). THEY WILL
NEVER ASK YOU FOR MONEY. My
point being is, even though they
do not put all of his content on
the internet, they do not want you
to contact them directly so they
can ask for money. I think
they are more concerned with
copyright issues.
- R.
B. Thieme Jr. pastored
Berachah Church in Houston, Texas
for over 50 years. Although
he does have his critics, he
faithfully taught the Word of God
as often as 9 times a week.
Without going into any detail, my
feeling is that his teachings
between 1960 and 1975 are the
best, and these lessons are
available as MP3 files on CD’s
(and probably on cassette as well)
from R. B. Thieme Jr.
Ministries. There are
several important aspects to his
ministry: (1) the daily teaching
of the Word of God from his
pulpit; (2) the careful teaching
of mechanics, something almost
unheard of except in Berachah
Church (at least for several
decades; that has since changed);
(3) the careful, verse by verse
exegetical study of complete books
(almost the entire Bible); and (4)
his grace ministry—you will
receive tapes and booklets from
Berachah, despite your ability to
pay for them. Furthermore,
they will never put you on a
mailing list or later send out a
desperate plea for financial help.
MP3 (and other formats) of his
teaching are available. Let
me commend to you the 1969 Basic
series, and make sure that you ask
for the 1969 basic introduction
lessons (there are two). You
may think you know something about
theology, but you will be
surprised as to how much
information Bob taught his
congregation in this basic series.
- Country
Bible
Church (Pastor Mike Smith):
I have not listened to Mike yet,
but this appears to have a
legitimate ministry. His
lessons are available for free as
MP3 downloads.
- Desert
Valley Church of Tucson (Chet
Pittman, pastor-teacher):
Most or all of the material on
this website are in written
format.
- Doctrinal
Studies
Bible Church (Ron Adema, pastor):
I don't believe that I have heard
Ron before; however, what I have
read on his site appears to be
accurate and doctrinal. When
it comes to navigating his site
for audio teaching, it is there;
but it does require a search to
find it.
- Grace
Atlanta
Bible Church (Reverend Henry
Hastings III): I heard
Hastings on several occasions, and
he is very good. His lessons
are available for free as MP3
downloads.
- Grace
Bible Church (Robert McLaughlin,
pastor): I don't recall if I
have heard McLaughlin before or
not; however, everything which I
have read on his site appears to
be doctrinal. He has lessons
available online for free in MP3
and video format.
- Grace
Doctrine
Church (Joe Griffin, pastor):
Joe is also an excellent Bible
teacher. His lessons are
available for free as MP3
downloads.
- Dr.
James A. Brettell pastor in
Little Rock, Arkansas.
- Preston
City
Bible Church: It appears as
if they are in some sort of a
transition phase.
- Tetelestai
Church (pastor Alan R. Knapp):
This church is located in Forest
Hills, PA. Most of these
churches have smaller groups that
meet all over the United States
(and sometimes, even, in foreign
countries). For example,
believers in this church gather in
the following areas: Nashville,
Tennessee; Knoxville,
Tennessee; Apalachin, New
York; Mount Laurel, New
Jersey; Grass Valley,
California; North Augusta,
South Carolina; Ontario,
Canada; Little Hocking,
Ohio; Tucson, Arizona;
Bakersfield, California;
Kilauea, Hawaii; Thousand
Oaks, California; Troup,
Texas. My point in this is,
find a pastor in this group that
you feel that you can grow under;
and then worry about the logistics
of where you will
go to listen to them.
Another approach is, examine their
websites, see where they have
additional ministries, and if one
is close to you, then check it
out. I rarely go in to the
main church that I attend; I have
always attended an Fx group
nearby. You can grow without
physially attending the brick and
mortor building; however, you should
gather with a group of believers.
- There is an outstanding list of
doctrinal resources found at www.livegodsplan.org.
- A
List of Additional Churches and
Pastors by Location (I am
hoping that most or all of these
are doctrinal teachers).
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