Links

Sometimes you can tell a little about people by looking at some of their favorite websites. Below you’ll find a list. We have benefited from the use of these sites, but should add the disclaimer that we obviously do not control the content.

SITES WITH DEVOTIONAL AND THEOLOGICAL READING

Monergism- has a vast collection of theologically and biblically sound writings, both devotional and more scholarly, contemporary and older: http://www.monergism.com/

Valley of Vision- some wonderful prayers written by the Puritans: http://eternallifeministries.org/prayers.htm

Evangelical Tracts- a collection of writings from some of the giants of church history: http://www.tracts.ukgo.com/index.htm

Reformation 21- The Online Magazine of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals: http://www.reformation21.org/

Grace Online Library- Much like Evangelical Tracts or Monergism: http://www.graceonlinelibrary.org/

The White Horse Inn—a great source for theology and apologetics: http://www.whitehorseinn.org/

Modern Reformation—site for a theologically solid, thoughtful Christian publication: http://www.modernreformation.org/

Ligonier Ministries—the teaching ministry of Dr. R. C. Sproul, with various and numerous resources: http://www.ligonier.org/

Fire and Ice—Puritan and Reformed writings: http://www.puritansermons.com/index.htm

Contra Mundum- Articles on Christianity and culture: http://www.contra-mundum.org/

Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics—the name says it: http://www.reformed.org/

The Hall of Church History—links to sites that are devoted to various great figures in church history: http://www.spurgeon.org/~phil/hall.htm

Guide to Early Church Documents: a site that has text of many ancient Christian writings and other useful information: http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/jod/christian-history.html

PARTICULAR CHURCH AND DENOMINATIONAL SITES WITH THINGS WORTH READING

The ARP Synod—our denomination’s site: http://www.arpsynod.org/

First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, MS—A favorite seminary profesor, Dr. Ligon Duncan is pastor at First Pres. The site has some very good materials on current issues in evangelical circles, and links to lots of other good sites: http://www.fpcjackson.org/

The Orthodox Presbyterian Church- has some excellent position papers and other worthy reading: http://www.opc.org

What Is the Reformed Faith?—a page at the OPC’s website that offers a helpful explanation of what the word “reformed” means: http://www.opc.org/WhatIsReformedFaith.html

The Presbyterian Church in America Historical Center—Many good historical and theological resources: http://www.pcahistory.org/

Free Church of Scotland—some good resources: http://www.freechurch.org/resources/resources.htm

MISSIONARY AND RELIEF MINISTRIES

Voice of the Martyrs—one of the leading Christian organizations that is concerned with and doing something about the persecution of Christians around the world: http://www.persecution.com/

Make Way Partners- a ministry that is focused on relief to victims of human trafficking- slavery, which is a far more rampant evil in our time than most people realize. MWP is both a good source of information and a front-line ministry in combatting this evil. http://www.makewaypartners.org/

The Peru Mission—a missionary endeavor that exemplifies what Christian missions can and should be: http://www.perumission.org

SITES DEALING WITH BAD & HERETICAL THEOLOGY AND ITS SPREAD

Christian Witness to a Pagan Planet—this site is concerned with the inroads of New Spirituality (what used to be called "new age"), neo-pagan and neo-gnostic thinking into Christian circles: http://www.cwipp.org/

SITES FOR NEWS AND COMMENTARY

One News Now—a site with news written from a Christian perspective. The universally leftist spin of the mainstream media makes the need of more trustworthy outlets a must, and few of us have time for a lot of such reading. http://www.onenewsnow.com/

The Patriot Post—a great source for conservative comment on current events: http://patriotpost.us/

SITES WITH MUSIC

Oremus—has one of the most extensive collections of hymn lyrics and tunes we know of, and a number of resources for worship: http://www.oremus.org/hymnal/index.html

The Cyber Hymnal—much like Oremus—when we can’t find a hymn or hymn tune at one site, we often find it at the other: http://www.cyberhymnal.org/

Christian Classics Ethereal Library—all sorts of older Christian reading, as well as a good collection of hymns, hymn scores, tunes, etc. http://www.ccel.org/

Hervormddinteloord—we don’t read Dutch, but this site has tunes from the original Geneva Psalter. For centuries and centuries the Psalms were used in Christian worship, and the melodies of the Geneva Psalter still are very hard to beat. This site has MIDI files of those tunes: http://www.hervormddinteloord.com/muziek.htm