Bible Study
Search the Bible:
Search the Bible for a particular scripture through the Crosswalk.com website. Find verses by entering keywords or phrases (forgiven or confess with thy mouth) or by entering the direct scriptural passages (John 3:16 or 2 Timothy 1:7). Crosswalk offers several Bible translations for searching; here is a list of some of the abbreviations:
- KJV – King James Version
- NIV – New International Version
- NAS – New American Standard
- NRS – New Revised Standard
- GNT – Good News Translation
- STR – King James Version with Strong’s Numbers
- MSG – The Message
Q&A with the Pastor:
If you have questions about the scriptures, Pastor Jim would be happy to hear from you! Here are some questions and his responses:
- Is Jesus really God? After all, the Bible never mentions the Trinity.
- Why do I need to be saved? Living a good life is good enough, right?
- Why should I go to church? I can pray at home!
- Why is life so hard? Doesn’t God want good for me?
- How could a loving God send someone to Hell?
- Should I pray for specific things? Is that telling God what to do?
Commentaries Links:
This link takes you to the Commentaries section of the Crosswalk website. There are several searchable online commentaries available here to help you. Here are direct links to a few:
How to Use the Commentaries: To use these online commentaries effectively, you should know the book and chapter you wish to learn more about. If you’re not sure of the specific book or chapter you want, use the Search the Bible function described at the top of this page to find the scripture first.
Witnessing Helps:
Romans Road Pocket Roadmap Print this out, cut along the lines, and you’ll have 10 business-card-sized copies of the Romans Road. Keep them in your wallet for reference when you need to explain the basics of salvation, or give them away to people with questions.
