Websites Worth Visiting
Posted by pmhenebury on February 27, 2007
Veritas School of Theology - our “Veritas Project”
Answers In Genesis - Ken Ham, early earth! global flood!! Gasp, Horror! Great site.
Institute for Creation Research - John Morris and co. continue the great work of his father.
Creation Concepts - This is the origins site of my friend Dr Jonathan Henry. Some superb articles here.
Webtruth - My old friend Michael Penfold’s interesting page
Probe Ministries - Kirby Anderson - Contemporary Issues
Covenant Media Foundation - I recommend their materials on Apologetics.
Spirit and Truth - Steve Lewis, Tony Garland and Andy Woods. Some fine teaching is on this site.
Tektonics - A hard-nosed apologetics site. A bit of fun, but also helpful. Leans a bit too much on historical scholarship.
NeoFundamentalist Blog - Tom Pryde, my partner-in-crime at VST
Randy Peterman dot com - web design, blog, etc.
Spirit Wars.com - Christian Insight on Neo-Paganism from Peter Jones.
Ariel Ministries - Arnold Fruchtenbaum -I don’t always agree with him but the site is worthwhile
Sojourner Ministries - Steve Ger - Evangelism to Jews
Steve Hays’ Topical Index - A very smart guy who you will learn a lot from.
Stand To Reason - Greg Koukl - Always a thoughtful writer, especially on ethics.
Witnessing To Roman Catholics - Mike Gendron
cclough.com - The teaching ministry of Charlie Clough, a dispensationalist who thinks about more than prophecy. Some profound stuff here.
Dr Michael Stallard - Another thoughtful dispensationalist. Mike heads up the PhD program at BBS, Clark’s Summit, PA.
VanTil Info. - James Anderson’s useful site about Van Til. Not every article is pro-Vantillian.
The Sacred Sandwich - A little sarcastic and overly Reformed, but it’s a good laugh. Especially the ‘Gallery of Dubious Photojournalism’!
Soniclight - Thomas Constable’s excellent Bible notes.
The Works of John Frame & Vern Poythress - Some terrific articles here. But watch for the Covenant theology.
9Marks - Mark Dever & co. Good practical direction on the Ministry
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