Are all of their courses free? Do they cover a variety of subjects?
They are free if you don't want a certificate. I might take one, in an area I'm lacking. 36 lessons? That's a lot. But not PhD level, so that is ok!
Are all of their courses free? Do they cover a variety of subjects?
A good lexicon and a concordance would help you go further. I still use books but there are online versions.
Blue Letter Bible has a Strong's concordance search feature.
https://www.blueletterbible.org/
Bible Study Tools is good for their lexicons
https://www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/greek/nas/
https://www.biblestudytools.com/lexicons/hebrew/nas/
My first port of call has always been C. H. Spurgeon. He is not named as a theologian but he is certainly recognised as one.What are some good resources that I can use to understand the Bible more? For example if I wanted to know what a verse means, what could I use for that?
What are some good resources that I can use to understand the Bible more? For example if I wanted to know what a verse means, what could I use for that?
I am interested in 1 Corinthians 2:11 what is means if it means thoughts that we think only or if it includes things like inner beliefs and values and perhaps even motivation.
Bible Hub has all the resources you need. They have done an excellent job of putting together all Bible study tools, commentaries, etc. Kindly go to https://biblehub.com/What are some good resources that I can use to understand the Bible more? For example if I wanted to know what a verse means, what could I use for that?
Have you received the Gift of Salvation thru the Precious Blood of Christ and have been born-again?
To be honest, I have felt uncertainty surrounding my own salvation for years. Some moments more assured and other moments not as much. I have received Jesus and my hope is in him.