The following pages are my efforts to help my children know God through thoroughly studying His word. It was suggested that I make this available on the internet for future reference. If you have found this page, and want to undertake a study of the Bible, I pray that this can be of use.

I would not wish anyone to rely upon me but perhaps after using one or two of these helps you might be encouraged to undertake such a project for yourself. The rewards are immense and may lead you to share your efforts with the ones you love.

My first effort was to summarize each chapter of the Bible. These summaries might be useful in exploring which book to read, as a reminder of each book's contents, or even to compare your summaries to mine.
I always wanted to make a framework to guide my children in reading the whole Bible. I made these questions as a check to keep the mind from wandering while reading.
The latest project was my attempt to make outlines for the books of the Bible.
I have chosen topics that are necessary to understand but also ones that might come up in conversations. These are the most controversial, but I tried to present what the Bible says about the topics. Click here for information about the Topic studies
Bible Timelines
Explore four interactive visual timelines: Old Testament history, New Testament history, Christian Church history, and Protestant Christianity & Evangelical Development.
See how scriptures are interpreted differently by different denominations. Information collected using chatGPT
Activities :
Practice your knowledge of people, verses and doctrines of the Bible

FREE RESOURCES:

E-Sword
Download an electronic library to your computer. Take your pick from dozens of resources.
Bible Support
If you can't find it in E-sword, you may find the module you like here.
Bible Hub
Many resources to use online through a web browser from all your devices.
Got Questions?
Here are a few questions I have read from this site, they mostly agree with what the Bible teaches, but I believe they overly stress traditions of the organized churches. (Col 2:16-23)(Joh 4:20-23)