Our Favorite Websites
- Bible Gateway – An online Bible with multiple translations and multiple languages
- Daily Audio Bible – Daily Bible readings by Brian Hartick
- Dave Ramsey – Personal Finance & How to Get Out of Debt
- Got Questions? – They answer all of life’s questions from a Biblical perspective
- CARM – Teaches you how to defend your faith and about other religions
- Bible Tools – A bible study site with multiple resources
- Way of the Master – An evangelism resource and training site that teaches you how to witness effectively
- Morning Coach – Daily personal development and evolution for your life
- Elevation Church – Based in Charlotte, North Carolina and pastored by Steven Furtick
- Freedom Valley Church – Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma and pastored by Jason Fitch — this is my new home church!
- John Mellor – An Australian healing evangelist with videos of his healing services.
- Christian Personal Finance – Personal finance and How he makes money with his blog
Our Favorite Blogs
- Steven Furtick
- Craig Groeschel
- Jasper Nhira
- Top 10 Christian Personal Finance Blogs
- All About Prayer
- Thank Christ
- Children’s Bread
- 2 Know Myself
Internet Marketing
- Pro Blogger – Blog Tips to Help You Grow Your Blog
- Christian Personal Finance – How He Did It.
- Steve Pavlina – Personal Development for Smart People
- 2CreateAWebsite – How to Start Your Own Website Business by Lisa Irby
If there are any other blogs, websites, YouTube channels or Facebook pages you would like to see in our resource section… please tell us below in our comments area. Thanks!
Great post with lots of imoprtnat stuff.
, I also hate those with the rhetoric that the U.S. was fnedoud to be a Christian government. Yes, the founding fathers were of Christian background. Many of them also lived there private lives in seeming conflict of Christian values. About 1/3 of them owned slaves. Several had illegitimate children. Quite a few had mistresses. Sometimes slaves and mistresses were one and the same. Sometimes their illegitimate children were also the slaves’. Even the very accomplished Ben Franklin, while considering himself Christian, seldom attended religious service, and publicly rejected much of the Christian dogma of the day. He advocated modelling oneself equally on Socrates just as much as Jesus.The founding fathers were nonetheless incredible and wise men. If anything, their lives and actions founding this great country showed they were human, and intended this nation to be a place where humanity would thrive not just under Christian values, but human values.Thomas Jefferson actually asked for divine intervention during the making of our Constitution. As we know, the First Ammendment provides the following: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; . To summarize in analogy, it’s OK to put In God We Trust on a coin, so long as that coin can freely go into the collection place at a synogogue, or a mosque, or even an athiest’s pocket. That’s how our Christian founding fathers meant this place to be. If your idea of religion is not compatible with this, be you christian or otherwise, then your values are not as American as you think.