Teaching God's Word On The Internet The other day, one of our members asked about my website, and suggested I update the congregation. So, I thought we’d take a break from our series on Jesus, and I’d give you an update this week. Value of Teaching on the Internet This showed me the importance of our work on the Internet, which is simply an aid to get the message out, as with newspapers and radio and television. ReasonForHope.org Although I’ve not asked, I know this work has to take up a good deal of Alan’s time, in addition to maintaining the members email list, and his other duties with the congregation. In a month’s time, ReasonForHope.org has 2,000 to 3,000 visitors, downloading 12,000 to 17,000 files, which is very good for a congregational site. Resources on ReasonForHope.org include:
BibleStudyGuide.org I started my evangelistic website in 1999, as a way to spread the gospel to the lost. I’ve organized the site with non-Christians in mind, to help them learn the truth through study of God’s word. To this end, the site is structured to get a high ranking on search engines for topics relating to Bible study. On Google, BibleStudyGuide.org has the following search rankings:
In a month’s time, BibleStudyGuide.org has 55,000 to 104,000 visitors from more than a hundred countries, downloading 520,000 to 725,000 files, making it one of the most visited evangelistic sites maintained by a member of the church. Resources on BibleStudyGuide.org include:
Other Helpful Sites For links to brotherhood sites and research sites, Ferrell Jenkin’s BiblicalStudies.info is the best. And to only search brotherhood sites, there’s only one, which was created and is maintained by yours truly, LoveMyJesus.com. This search engine only searches religious websites maintained by brethren, which is very handy when doing certain types of research.
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