There's nothing we recommend more than reading your Bible everyday. So let's get first things first! But God has also gifted the church with non-inspired (but very inspiring) authors and bloggers. Below you'll find links to some of the best websites and online resources we believe will help you "think Christianly" and grow spiritually. Take up and read!
CrossLife Recommended Ministries:
Answers In Genesis - Is evolution true? What about dinosaurs? Learn all about creation from scientists who are deeply committed to the authority of Scripture.DesiringGod - Here you'll find excellent God-centered resources from the ministry of John Piper.ESV Bible – This is the Bible translation we use at CrossLife. Learn why we do and so much more.Ligonier – The teaching ministry of R.C. Sproul.Stand To Reason – Learn to love God with all your mind. STR will help you develop a strong Christian worldview and equip you in defending the faith.Together For Adoption – The rescuing and caring of orphans is a glorious picture of the gospel. Don’t miss this site and the opportunity to fulfill the “James 1:27 Mandate”.World Watch List - Be a "world Christian" and learn about world missions and the persecuted church. May we all be "goers" or "senders".CrossLife Recommended Blogs:
The Gospel Coalition - Make Scripture your "daily bread" and TGC your "daily blog".Girls Gone Wise - Mary Kassian's blog is a treasure cove for biblical womanhood.GirlTalk - If you're "XX-chromosomed", you'll really enjoy GirlTalk and be edified.Redeemer City to City - Gospel-centered churches want to engage their cities with the good news of Jesus Christ. These blogs by Tim Keller and others will encourage you greatly.Moore to the Point - Great articles and thoughts from Russell Moore.Worship Matters - Bob Kauflin grounds worship and music in biblical theology like no other.NOTE: Be sure to stop by our Resource Ministry at our Sunday worship services where you can peruse and purchase CrossLife recommended books and music. We want to put the very best resources into your hands (and into your heart) because we want to see every Christian grow in a cross-centered, gospel-saturated way.
