The rise of online video has been a boon to a capella singing, the modern equivalent of “songs, hymns and spiritual songs” used in New Testament worship (Eph. 5:18-19; Col. 3:16). This is a collection of some familiar tunes.
The first video, “The Rock of My Heart,” was created during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, when stay-at-home orders by U.S. states interfered with the collective worship of churches across America. More than 100 brethren from 21 states sang the hymn in their homes, and One Voice Online (archived) turned the recordings into a virtual hymn. Also see our more exhaustive compilation, “The Greatest Hymns on YouTube,” which is based on a list created by evangelist Matt Bassford.
You also might want to listen to recordings of the “In His Presence” song service at the Livingston Avenue church in Lutz, Florida. The congregation hosts the event each year on the third Saturday of January to kick off the New Year in harmonic a capella style.
Bible Atlas Online
The Access Foundation makes this series of maps from Bible times available for use in individual and group Bible studies. The maps fall into one of three categories — the Bible setting, the Old Testament era and the New Testament era.
Bible Image Library Photographer Kimberly Johnson Glover, a daughter-in-law of Bible Study Page creator Jack Glover, has shared dozens of Bible-inspired images for use in class books, PowerPoint presentations and other materials. They are free to use for non-commercial products. Some of the images are used on this website.
Bible Lands David Padfield traveled to Bible lands multiple times between 1996 and 2009, and he has made his photographs available for use in PowerPoint sermon outlines and Bible class materials. The database includes photos from Egypt, Greece, Israel, Italy, Jordan and Turkey. There are also collections for “lilies of the field,” millstones, trees, and sheep and shepherds, among other topics.
Children’s Bible Story Books This fantastic collection created by the La Vista church of Christ in Omaha, Neb., features illustrations that are in the public domain and thus free to reprint. The images comes from “The Boys of the Bible” (1905), the six-book “Standard Bible Story Readers” (1920s) and “Treasures of the Bible” (1894), among other works. The collection includes both color and black-and-white images, as well as 17 modern photos from Israel that can be shared.
Free Bible Images Six men built this image database in order to fulfill their vision of “a visually accurate journey through the Bible as a resource for teaching all ages — available for free download by anyone, anywhere at any time.” Users from more than 230 countries have downloaded the content, which includes donated illustrations and photos that re-enact scenes from Bible stories.
Free Clip Art Collection
The Bible Revival created this database in part from images in books whose copyrights have expired, including the “Holman Bible” (1890) and “Life Of Christ For Young Disciples” (1899), among other sources. Images may be used for noncommercial purposes if attributed and linked back to the website. Continue reading →
Bible Talk
The West End church of Christ aired 48 episodes of this video series from 2020 through 2022. Sample episodes ranged from “Miracles Jesus Didn’t Perform” as the opener to the final episode, “What Is Hades?”
The Bible in 3 Minutes
The Gooch Lane church of Christ in Madison, Alabama, provides a brief overview of the Bible in this video — from creation to God’s plan for salvation.
Bible Grad
The Bible Grad online study program includes courses on the Bible, the Old and New testaments, and topics like scriptural authority and Bible evidences. The program is a work of the Eastland church of Christ in Louisville, Kentucky, and its evangelist, Scott Beyer.
In His Presence
Every year in January, the church at Livingston Avenue in Lutz, Florida, hosts a song service. Audio of the annual service is available from 2012 to the present.
Let the Bible Speak
The Memorial Boulevard church of Christ in Springfield, Tennessee, hosts this program airs every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. on WSGI AM 1100. The audio files are available at The Good Teacher, evangelist Chris Reeves’ website.
Oracles of God
The Haymarket church of Christ in Northern Virginia produced a video series for the Comcast Community Channel. The 15-minute episodes, also available on YouTube, answers questions like “What is the Bible?”, “What is the church?” and “What is sin?”
The Search
Preachers Clint De France of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Shahe Gergian of Clovis, California, produce this expository Bible study on YouTube. Each episode runs about an hour. Topics have included the historical books of the Old Testament, the book of James and a series on how to study the Bible. The show is also on other social media channels and as a podcast.
Truth Factor
Evangelist John Duvall hosts this weekly, live-streaming Bible discussion with fellow evangelists on Wednesdays at 11 a.m. The other participants are Paul Adams, Mike Davis, Brian Haines, Seth McDonald, Eric Reynolds, Thomas Thornhill Jr. and Wayne Welsh.
Voices from the Past and Present
Listen to sermons, classes and radio presentations by the following preachers: Dee Bowman, Melvin Curry, Paul Earnhart, Ron Halbrook, N.B. Hardeman, Homer Haley, Sewell Hall, Ed Harrell, Marshall Keeble, Bob Owen, Franklin Puckett, R.J. Stevens, Robert F. Turner and Foy E. Wallace Jr.
Books of the Bible Jeremiah: The Weeping Prophet (Introduction)
Watched more than 24,000 times, this recording of a Bible class at the Paden City church of Christ in West Virginia kicks off a study of the book Jeremiah. It sets the stage for the study by providing historical context about the kingdoms of Israel and Judah, the latter of which was the focus of Jeremiah’s prophesies.
Disclaimer: A listing on this website is not an endorsement of any specific content as containing truth. Readers should always compare the words of men to the scriptures.
Baptism Baptizing People in Unscriptural Marriages
— Proposition: The scriptures teach that the apostles refused to baptize a person in a second marriage whose divorce was not for the cause of fornication.
— Participants: Patrick Donahue (affirm) and Floyd Chappelear (deny)
— Place: Chappelear’s Sentry Magazine
Is Water Baptism Necessary?
— Proposition: The Bible teaches that water baptism is essential to salvation.
— Participants: David P. Brown (affirm) and Gene Cook Jr. (deny)
— Place: Chula Vista Church of Christ, California
Church Autonomy Sponsoring Church Arrangements
— First Proposition: The Bible authorizes the local church to receive an evangelist’s funds from other congregations and send those funds to an evangelist who is laboring in a mission field. This arrangement is referred to as a sponsoring church arrangement.
— Second Proposition: The Bible teaches that the sponsoring church arrangement is a violation of local autonomy and without Biblical authority.
— Participants: Darrell Broking (affirm/deny) and Carey Scott (deny/affirm)
— Place: Internet, six rounds of written debate (July 22-Oct. 19, 1999)
Holy Spirit Direct Operation of the Holy Spirit
— First proposition: The scriptures teach that a direct operation of the Spirit of God is necessary and sufficient for conviction, conversion and sanctification of man.
— Second proposition: “The scriptures teach that the Word of God is necessary and sufficient for the conviction, conversion, and sanctification of man.”
— Participants: Gene Cook Jr. (affirm) and Don Underwood (deny)
— Place: Chula Vista church of Christ, California (March 26-30, 2001)
Personal Indwelling Of The Holy Spirit
— First Proposition: The Scriptures teach that the Holy Spirit personally dwells in the faithful Christian and not just through the Word of God.
— Second Proposition: The Scriptures teach that the Holy Spirit dwells in the faithful Christian only through the Word of God.
— Participants: Patrick Donahue (affirm/deny) and Tom Bright (deny/affirm)
— Place: Oak Mountain and Montevallo churches of Christ in Birmingham, Ala. (June 25-29, 2001)
Judgment Can a Loving God Send People to Hell?
— Proposition: A loving God can send people to hell.
— Participants: William Craig (affirm), Ray Bradley (deny), Don Reddick (moderator)
— Place: Simon Frasier University, British Columbia, Canada
Marriage & Divorce A Critical Review and Defense of Down, But Not Out
— Proposition: The teachings on marriage, divorce and remarriage in Al Maxey’s book Down, But Not Out are inconsistent with the Bible’s teaching on the subject.
— Participants: Darrell Broking (affirm) and Al Maxey (deny)
— Place: Internet, 22 rounds of written debate (April 7-Dec. 27, 2000) Continue reading →
Bible Characters
Evangelist Joe R. Price authored the character studies here. The selections include a 24-part series on Old Testament characters, an 18-part series on Jesus and a seven-part series on Paul’s missionary journeys.
Bible Men and Women
Get Brian Yeager’s take on Peter and Paul as model Christians, and explore the lives of more than a dozen Old Testament characters. His brief studies examine the lives of Abraham, David, Enoch, Job, Noah, Ruth and others.
Biblical Profiles
This table of 57 characters grades them as “good” or “bad” based on the stories about them from scripture. The profiles cover well-known judges, kings, prophets and major characters in the Bible narrative, as well as a few more obscure characters. The content in the Kids Zone Directory includes “The Story of Jesus” in short blurbs of time.
Concordance of Bible Characters
The Bible Bulletin Board compiled passages about more than 100 characters in the Old and New testaments. The quoted passages are from the New International Version.
Men and Women of the Bible
Craig Roberts and Karl Hennecke produced a one-year study of Bible characters, with the material broken into four quarters — “Adam to Samuel,” “Saul to Nehemiah,” “The Life of Christ” and “The Church Age.” The materials, which include outlines and questions in PDF format, cover lives, times, events and principles of the Bible.
Women in the Bible
This section of the WebBible Encyclopedia is devoted to 188 Bible women mentioned by name. The pages are organized alphabetically and give the meaning of each female name. Cross-references to related characters and Bible passages are built into the profiles.
Disclaimer: A listing on this website is not an endorsement of the content as containing truth. Readers should always compare the words of men to the scriptures.
Bible Book of the Month
Work your way through seven Old Testament books and three New Testament books using Windell H. Gann’s plan for studying a specific book in a month. The concept calls for posting a “reading sheet” to encourage everyone to read the book and for the preacher to supplement the class with at least one sermon about the book. Gann’s materials serve as a guide for the studies.
Bible Study Workshop
This online collection of Landmark Publications contains material for adult Bible classes, sermon outlines, radio and television presentations, correspondence courses, preacher-training classes, college Bible classes, and many other teaching situations.
Bible Talk
Jeff Asher, who preached at five congregations in Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas between 1980 and 2015, has written several Bible class books for adults and children. The class materials at this site he hosts cover books of the Old and New testaments, specific Bible characters and more. The clearinghouse also includes sermon outlines, church bulletins and Bible debates.
Executable Outlines
The study guides at Mark Copeland’s website cover 30 different books of the Bible, 25 from the New Testament and five from the Old Testament. There are 290 outlines in the guides.
Investigating the Word of God
Gene Taylor’s series features individual study guides for all 27 books of the New Testament. The guides identify key people, places and words, as well as a key passage and lesson, for understanding each chapter of each book. Students from middle school to adult are challenged to answer matching, true/false and discussion questions. Taylor also joined forces with Jeff Asher and David Padfield to create Bible Class Books, a website with a variety of class materials for adults and children.
Study Guides
The Embry Hills church of Christ in Atlanta compiled a list of 100 study guides and adult Bible class materials. The publications cover everything from books of the Bible and characters like Abraham to topical studies on the beatitudes, Christian character traits, the family and more.
Think on These Things: Brief Bible Studies
In 1974, Gene Frost presented a series of more than 60 brief Bible studies as recorded telephone messages. He later compiled his “Thought for Today” series into this book format for wider circulation. Sample topics include authority, the church, baptism, prayer, anger, patience and discipline.
Kids Bible Maps Bible History Online created this database of colorful maps to help children learn the Bible using geography. They can follow the journey of Abraham, the exodus the Israelites from Egypt, the ministry of Jesus, and Paul’s first missionary trip, among others. The maps also help children visualize boundaries of David’s kingdom and of empires like Assyria, Babylon, Egypt and Persia.
Disclaimer: A listing on this website is not an endorsement of the content as containing truth. Readers should always compare the words of men to the scriptures.
Disclaimer: A listing on this website is not an endorsement of the content as containing truth. Readers should always compare the words of men to the scriptures.
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As the best-selling nonfiction book of all time, the Bible has been translated into thousands of versions and languages. These include literal translations (word for word from Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek), dynamic equivalent translations (thought for thought) and free translations (paraphrase).
The best-known versions include American Standard, New American Standard, King James, New King James and New International. With the emergence of the Internet, smartphones and tablet devices, the Bible is even more accessible now. Numerous websites and mobile applications make it easy to compare and contrast different translations.
This list is a good place to start your exploration:
The Internet has made it easy for everyone from elders and evangelists to everyday saints, both men and women, to publish their thoughts about the Bible and religious topics. We will update this index of brotherhood writers as we discover new websites, so please send your suggestions to aircongress@gmail.com.
Disclaimer: A listing on this website is not an endorsement of any specific content as containing truth. Readers should always compare the words of men to the scriptures.
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