The materials collected here are best used for the edification of the body of Christ (Eph. 4:12) as we seek to study to show ourselves approved...rightly dividing the word of truth (2 Tim. 2:15). The websites listed below have been selected for their instructional value, however, as in all things, discernment should be used by the reader to determine the actual value of the content provided on a given website.

Theological Links

• The Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics

• The Spurgeon Archive

• Monergism.com
  A wealth of information on almost every aspect of Christian doctrine.  If looking for a particular topic, click the Directory tab on the menu bar.

• Founders Ministries

• Ligonier Ministries
  The teaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.  

• AnswersInGenesis.org

• Alpha & Omega Ministries
  James R. White focuses on apologetics, specifically toward Roman Catholics and Cults such as Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons. 

• Christian Classics Ethereal Library

• DesiringGod.org: Resource Library
  In John Piper's Resource Library one may find papers, sermons, and discussions concerning the centrality of God in the universe and in the life of the believer. 

• The Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry

• LivingWaters.com
  Produced by Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron, this site provides a biblical approach to evangelism emphasizing the use of the Law in evangelism.  Most notably the sermon, Hell's Best Kept Secret, should be heard at least once. 

• The Bible Bulletin Board
  Full-text sermons by John MacAurthur, Charles Spurgeon, Johnathan Edwards, George Whitfield, J.C. Ryle and Thomas Watson.  Excellent index: search by verse, topic or author.

• The Reformed Reader
  A collection of articles on Historic Baptist beliefs.  This site contains links to many online books and sermons concerning the basics of Reformed doctrine.

• Eternal Life Ministries
  Offers free Reformed literature and tapes by pastors and teachers such as Charles Spurgeon, the Puritans (including Richard Baxter, John Bunyan, Jonathan Edwards, John Flavel, and Thomas Watson), Martyn Lloyd-Jones, Jay Adams, Sinclair Ferguson, Albert Martin and others.