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Christian ResourcesTheology & General StudyBiblical Studies Foundation: This is a non-profit organization founded for the purpose of distributing sound, evangelical Bible study materials in electronic format so those with small personal libraries or without access to a local Bible college or seminary library, etc., may have access to sound biblical studies from their home. Evangelical Theological Society: A professional society of biblical scholars, teachers, pastors, and others involved in evangelical scholarship. Gospel Communications Network: Online Christian Resources. Institute of Theological Studies: They offer studies through audio courses that are recognized and approved by the many seminaries in the United States and Canada, and for which CES will give credit. John Wesley: Primary Materials, written or edited by Wesley. Learning New Testament Greek: This site is dedicated to helping people learn New Testament Greek. Pentecostal World Conference: PWC is a fellowship of Pentecostal believers from around the globe, meeting triennially in different parts of the world for the purpose of mutual edification. Society for Pentecostal Studies: Provides a forum of discussion for all academic disciplines as a spiritual service to the kingdom of God by the implementation of the following objectives: 1. To stimulate, encourage, recognize, and publicize the work of Pentecostal scholars; 2. To study the implications of Pentecostal theology in relation to other academic disciplines, seeking a Pentecostal world-and-life view. Theological Research Exchange Network: A library of over 7,800 theological thesis/dissertation titles representing research from as many as 70 different institutions. Titles may be ordered online through our search and order system or by downloading a TREN Database. Church HistoryEcole Initiative: Encyclopedia of early church history. Guide to Early Church Documents: This hypertext document contains pointers to Internet-accessible files relating to the early church, including canonical documents, creeds, the writings of the Apostolic Fathers and other historical texts relevant to church history. ApologeticsAnkerberg Theological Research Institute: Through The John Ankerberg Show, lectures, and conferences, The Ankerberg Theological Research Institute has collected a complete Resource List comprised of video tapes, audio tapes, transcripts and books available for further study on the major questions facing today's Christian Church. Answers In Genesis: Defending the Christian faith and the authority of the Bible from the very first verse. CaleBurr.com: This particular page on this site has myriad links to many Creation sites. Center for Scientific Creation: A non-profit organization located in Phoenix, Arizona, dedicated to origins research. Christian Research Institute: This site provides excellent information on Apologetics. Creationism.org: This site maintains a comprehensive list of links to Creation Science websites. Creation Ministries International: From their site: "Creation Ministries International is a group of autonomous ministries in several countries. The ministries are non-profit in nature. Our role is to support the church in proclaiming the truth of the Bible and thus its gospel message. We provide real-world answers to the most-asked questions in the vital area of creation/evolution, where the Bible is most under attack today—Genesis." Institute for Creation Research: ICR is a Christ-focused, creation ministry where science and the Bible are fully integrated. ICR offers seminars, conferences, debates, various other speaking engagements, creation science workshops, radio/tv outreach, graduate school in the sciences, museum of creation and earth history, creation research, guided tours to areas of geological interest, books, videos, publications and free periodicals. Ravi Zacharias International Ministries: RZIM is a Bible based ministry with the main focus towards worldwide evangelism undergirded by apologetics, reaching the thinker and opinion makers of the world. Spiritual Counterfeits Project: Since 1973, the SCP has been a frontline ministry confronting the occult, the cults, and the New Age movement by explaining why they are making an impact on our society PhilosophyCoffee Talk #17: A few comments on Philosophy by Dr. Rick Walston. Evangelical Philosophical Society: Founded in 1974, the Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) is an organization of professional scholars devoted to pursuing philosophical excellence in both the church and the academy. Interested laypersons can join as associate or student members. Pathways to Philosophy Distance Learning Project: Pathways is a distance learning program for the study of philosophy. On their page are links to the Pathways programs of study and Philosophical Society web sites. Director of Pathways is Dr. Geoffrey Klempner, Director of Studies of the Philosophical Society. He states, "In addition to the six original 'Pathways to Philosophy' programs we now offer Associate and Fellowship Awards from the International Society for Philosophers as well as tutorial support for the University of London Diploma and BA (Hons) in Philosophy for External students." Pathways Links Page: This page has many links to other philosophy-related sites. The Canadian Society of Christian Philosophers: The primary purpose of the Canadian SCP is to provide a forum for discussion and exchange on topics in philosophy and religion--especially where these two disciplines meet. Like the Society of Christian Philosophers in the United States, the Canadian Society is ecumenical in composition with respect to Christian denomination, theological perspective and philosophical orientation. Participation in its meetings has, however, always been open to those who do not share its Christian commitment. Society of Christian Philosophers: The SCP was organized in 1978 to promote fellowship among Christian Philosophers and to stimulate study and discussion of issues which arise from their Christian and philosophical commitments. The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Hosted by The University of Tennessee at Martin The Philosophical Society of England: The Official Home Page of The Philosophical Society of England. In 1913 a number of professional scholars and amateur philosophers founded The Philosophical Society of England in order "to promote the study of practical philosophy among the general public." CES Alumni & FacultyAlpha & Omega Ministries: An apologetics ministry concerned primarily with Roman Catholicism, Mormonism, and the King James Only Controversy. – Dr. James R. White Christ In Action: CIA is a Street Evangelism ministry founded in January of 1982 by Denny & Sandy Nissley and has grown over the years to include several different types of ministry: Family Fests, Disaster Relief, Brazil, National T-Day, & outreach resources. The CIA motto: "Taking the love of Jesus to where it's most desperately needed and hardest to find."– Evangelist Denny Nissley Crosstalk: "Boldly reaching out to change lives with the radical truth of our Jewish Savior." – Dr. Randy Weiss Dr. Nils-Olov Nilsson: Swedish Missionary and Theologian affiliated with Swedish Pentecostal Movement. Dr. Nilsson is both a Th.D. graduate of CES and a faculty member. This is his personal web site having to do with his ministry. New Testament Research Ministries: An apologetics resource and much more. – Dr. Eric Svendsen The Institute of Biblical Defense: Its purpose is to train believers in Christian apologetics (the defense of the faith) through lectures, seminars, college level courses, debates and audio/video cassettes. – Dr. Phil Fernandes Books Stores
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