I have an extensive collection of internet links that I've gathered over the years. It's distressing to me to see how much of a packrat I can be when I look over all these links, but at least they don't take up closet space!

The one web site that has meant the most to me is the Upper Room's daily devotions web page:

I want to start every day with a prayer and devotion time, and I have found this site to be a great personal help.

There are so many sites on the internet to help us get into the Bible, and I rely heavily on these two for quick online access to the Bible:

NIV Bible :: New International Version :: Official Site
New Revised Standard Version from Devotions.net

More frequently, I use the Bible software I've got on my PalmOS PDA, which can be found here:

OliveTree Bible Software for Handhelds

Far more of my Bible study resources line my bookshelves than my browser bookmarks. My favorite resources include:

Believer's Bible Commentary by William MacDonald
Word Pictures in the New Testament (6 volume set) by Archibald Robertson (so I don't have to learn Greek!)
A variant of Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible, even though it cross-references the KJV, because it includes references and definitions for the Hebrew and Greek original texts
Any of the study guides written by William Barclay

There are some excellent web sites focused on Bible study, and I encourage you to review and consider these:

• Daily Grace
• Bible Study Spot
• The Expository Notes of Thomas L. Constable on SonicLight
• Worship Together