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Bible Study Websites & Apps

February 7, 2020 By Krisan Marotta

Bible Study Websites & Apps | WednesdayintheWord.com

Online resources to help you study: maps, charts, outlines, key words, etc. On this one page, you’ll find links to websites and Bible study software.


Bible Study Apps & Software

E-Sword and its sister site BibleSupport.com

My favorite: E-Sword and its sister site BibleSupport.com   E-sword is free (though I encourage you to make a donation if you become a regular user) and does EVERYTHING.  There is both a desktop version and an app for smart phones, tablets and handhelds. 

The software listed below has been recommended to me, but I have not used them.

  • Logos (Mac, Windows, Mobile)
  • Bible Works (Windows, MAC)
  • Accordance (Mac, Windows,  mobile)
  • Laridian PocketBible (mobile)
  • Power Bible (Windows)
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Websites

  • Bible Gateway multiple online versions, reading plans, devotionals, audio bibles & commentaries
  • Biblehub.com online concordance, Bible dictionary, encyclopedia and thesaurus; takes a little bit to learn to use the site, but time well spent
  • Blue Letter Bible an online interactive reference library with lots of free Bible study tools
  • Ligonier.org the home of Renewing Your Mind and RC Sproul’s ministries. Many great resources from articles to books to podcasts to classes.
  • Precepts-Austin a comprehensive collection of links to many sermons and commentaries plus word studies and inductive study materials
  • StudyLight.org many online study tools;  I use this site mostly for maps and encyclopedias
  • Ray C Stedman Library the works & teaching of Ray Stedman, one of the twentieth century’s foremost pastors and biblical expositors.
  • Keith Mathison’s “Top 5” commentaries for each book of the Bible
  • Christian Classics Ethereal Library (CCEL)
  • Barnes Bible Charts (some of the graphics are dated, but the information is useful)
  • Holy Land Photos
  • BiblePlaces.com (Photos)
  • Bible-History.com for Maps
  • BibleStudyTools.com
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Where to next?

Study a particular book

More: Maps, charts, lists & study tools

Study Resources by book of the Bible

Bible Study 101: Learn how to study the Bible

Bible study 201: Learn to teach the Bible

Resources for Ministry Leaders

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