Q. Where should I look for Bible Study Materials?

Dear *********,

Thank you for your email, and request. There are many, many, resources available these days on the Internet. Let me point you to some of them.

• First, let me point you to this page on bible.org: https://bible.org/passage You get here from the bible.org home page. You then click on the word “study” at the bottom of this page. This takes you to four options: Book, Topic, Author, and Verse. If you click on “Book” you get to the page that lets you click on a particular book of the Bible. I have arranged the study materials, beginning with a general overview / introduction to particular books of the Bible. Then, below that you will find expositions on that particular book. For example, here are the studies you will find on the Book of Romans: https://bible.org/book/Romans
• Some studies may only be an audio file, but there are also many that are in document form, which you can download.
• There are websites like monergism.com, which will lead you to a good many ebooks: https://www.monergism.com/topics/free-ebooks
• There is also a site known as Precept Austin: https://www.preceptaustin.org/
• Here is another site: https://sljinstitute.net/
• There are a number of good churches which have websites, where their sermons can be downloaded. For example: https://www.capitolhillbaptist.org/resources/sermons/

I hope these will help you get a good start on your study of the Scriptures.

Blessings,

Bob Deffinbaugh