Lists 101 Prophecies of the Lasy Days with Scripture proof texts.

An inspirational site on a background of scenic New Zealand pictures. Contains poetry, clip art, Bible studies and devotionals of encouragement.

Systematic explorations in Christian life and doctrine by Dr. Joe R. Jones, Professor Emeritus of Theology and Ethics, Christian Theological Seminary. Some essays are posted, but site mostly promotes the author's book by its title.

The personal weblog of Michael Yates that deals with theology, technology, marriage, and college life.

Scrutinizes the American legal system by way of a biblical theology expounded in "Basic Jurisdictional Principles: An Investigation into the Biblical Undergirdings of Human Law".

Articles on Catholicism, Promise Keepers, birth control, and America. Also features explanations of commonly misunderstood passages.

A large collection of Seventh Day Adventist theological writings, most of them by a single author.

The random thoughts of Adam Ellis on Life, Family, Church, Emerging Culture, Youth ministry, and Following Jesus. Adam is a husband, father, and Youth Minister in the churches of Christ. Adam is a friend of Emergent.

Alwyn Lau's "glimpse into his Father's Heart and Word." Focus-themes include: general questions/objections to the Christian faith, the open view of God, and other Biblical topics.

A personal site that includes a collection of essays on Christian theology and on "knowing, living and spreading" the truth

Articles and resources on Reformed theology.

America is not Babylon the Great. This site offers criticism of Antipas Ministries.

Includes studies on Bible and subjects such as Baptism, Communion, I AM Symbols, Hinduism, history of Thomas Christians, Melchizedek, Angel of the Lord, Cherubim, Quantum Theology, and historical development of Mariolatory.

The personal weblog of a young Calvinist.

This is the personal site for Jeff K. Clarke. It provides biblical and theological information from a Pentecostal perspective.

A personal theology site.

A set of topical blogs collecting the results of the author's study of the Bible.

Explains some metaphors that are said to describe reality that is God based on reconciliations of religion with science and reason.

Short Bible articles and studies ranging from who are the modern day Israelites to law and grace.

Research of the Bible and Biblical Archaeology and links for biblical scholars

Reflections on the Bible, theology, and practical Christian living.

Notes on Biblical Greek, talks and studies.

Questions and answers format affirming and disputing a number of Christian doctrines. Features contact form and guestbook.

Weekly essays, commentary, and thoughts from Bishop John Shelby Spong. Site requires paid membership to login to content.

Liberal theology based on the John Spong/Robert Funk form of Biblical historical criticism.

A site where two brothers weblog about life, and the One behind it all.

An eclectic collection of Reformed, and other, theology, teaching and preaching.

Thousands of articles by Steven Cook and others on numerous topics.

Articles on theological and biblical subjects.

Christian teacher training resources, Bible studies, exegetical sermons, daily devotions, and study tours of Israel.

Free video streams on a number of different Christian topics, introducing books and videos offered for sale

An organization of persons overcoming various life crises through Christ.

Studies designed to show the power of Jesus Christ for all to learn and experience.

Presents a call to Christians to live consistently with the unity we already possess in Christ and the beginning of a systematic theology to assist in this process.

Presents the main scientific, historical and biblical errors of traditional Christianity, and the need and possibility of a reformation from the roots. The web author, Jairo Mejia, is a retired Episcopalian minister.

An anonymous author compares what he views as the "pure Christianity" of the First Century with Christianity today. Author disavows affiliation of site with any denomination.

Explores Christian myths and philosophy offering an alternative theory that posits Jesus was crucified but deliberately removed from the Cross by Pilate while still alive.

Articles on the fullness of life in Christ.

"The Law of Christ." Articles from a distinctive theological perspective combining Theonomy with New Covenant Theology

A family website with many questions and thoughts about the Christian Life and Reformed theology.

Personal weblog on emerging forms of Chrisianity in a post-modern world

A study of creationism as the foundation for New Testament doctrine and theology.

This site presents biblical adjustments to contemporary Christian theology.

Theology in, of and for cyberspace

Theological lectures and Biblical studies.

Discusses Christian doctrines of eschatology, missions, holiness and hermeneutics.

Personal website of Dr. David Naugle, Chair and Professor of Philosophy, Dallas Baptist University

Links to various sources explaining Inclusivism vs Exclusivism or Restrictivism, the 2 major evangelical views on what will happen to those who have never heard the Gospel.

Investigating issues in theology today from a balanced evangelical and mainline approach, looking at areas such as kenotic theology, christology, the gospel and pluralism, the role of science, and the nature of Scripture.

Articles on Christian doctrine written by Peter Digby Smith with alternative biblical interpretations of incarnation, atonement, judgement and Trinity.

Resources for Christian theology, written by Douglas Knight of King's College, London.

A series of articles from a liberal Protestant point of view by Kenneth Cauthen, a retired professor of theology, philosophy, and ethics. The site posits the existence of an impersonal, "limited, suffering, struggling" deity. This deity's creativity is said to have produced all the varieties of life.

Hell is real, denial of its existence will only soothe the conscience for a brief time here on earth. Jesus Christ spoke about as a place of everlasting fire, wailing, and gnashing of teeth.

A web log containing the musings of an eccentric and sometimes heretical Anglican priest.

A list of full-text theology resources available online for free.

Allegorical interpretations of Revelation and other Biblical topics.

Theological and devotional writings, poetry, published books, Real Audio sermons, photos, links, and bookshelf of Rev. Gregory S. Neal, United Methodist pastor and theologian.

Christian theology and apologetics by a student of theology. Biblical issues examined, including creation/evolution, predestination, abortion, proof for the existence of God, evidences for the claims of Christ.

Unofficial internet archive of articles by and about the (in)famous Methodist pacifist and theologian Stanley Hauerwas.

Saddled with severe scoliosis, torticollis, asthma, and restricted lungs with 11% functional breathing capacity, I share my journey to emotional and physical health in spite of death sentences.

The weblog of an Australian feminist thinking about Christian theology, spirituality, ecclesiology, the diaconate and other things that capture her attention.

Liturgy and Theology from a GenX presbyter: living the dialectic between necessary inculturation and essential Tradition.

Home page of Christian author Jane Kise Ed.D. Includes a biography, speaking schedule, bibliography, newsletter, and a place for readers to share their story.

Supports home-based Christianity. Contains bible-based articles, an online handbook, advice, and music.

Introduction to quantitative structure analysis (qsa) of biblical texts. Site is partly in English and paartly in German.

Personal home page with midis, sermon notes, Bible studies, and theology from a conservative, calvinistic viewpoint. Also includes jokes and poetry.

Apologetical and theological resources from the Reformed perspective.

A non denominational site showing my development as a Christian minister and as a resource for other young ministers trying to find their way.

This site provides articles and letters intended to edify the Body of Christ, as well as links to other sites of similar nature. The site also invites authors to submit articles to be considered for publication on the site.

A historical analysis attempting to reconstruct life and character of the person Jesus, as he actually lived

A journal of faith detailing one man's lifelong search for truth amid the maddening traffic of the political, religious and business highways of life.

Author's approach to the questions: "Can a True Believer Lose Their Salvation?" and "What is Free-Will?"

Articles and resources on Christian Universalism.

Presents essays on a number of theological and Biblical issues by Ken Collins, pastor of the Garfield Memorial Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in McLean, Virginia.

A look at the significance of understanding the Holy Trinity in relationship to creation.

Site presents 4 theological essays on various topics and contact information regarding its author, who offers his services as a seminar speaker.

Contains original papers on biblical exegesis and theology by Lee Irons, an ordained minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

Theology class papers and Plain Truth Magazine articles written by Michael Morrison for laity and scholars. Special attention given to Old Testament laws and New Testament texts dealing with those laws.

This is a collection of my communication with my Lord, Jesus Christ!

Articles on varied themes and a discussion forum.

Multilingual site features her work, with emphasis on her doctoral study on christology from the perspective of women in different cultures.

Translations of articles from radical left-wing German writers.

Critique of the New Perspective on Paul. The position taken is that the issues that Paul addressed trancends the local context of Galatia or Rome and speaks about the universal tendency of the heart to seek to justify through works.

A site asking the questions to whom does mercy apply, who applies it and how does it apply. Concludes that you apply mercy to yourself.

Dedicated to Historic Pre-Millennialism, Historica-Grammatical Method of Hermeneutics, and the Gospel. The site's authors are John Ludlum, Jr., Ph.D., who served over 40 years as a pastor with the Reformed Church in America, and Andrew Ludlum, M.Div., an ordained teaching elder with the Presbyterian Church in America.

Offers stories, articles, music and bible study. A place to learn about God, the Bible and different aspects of Christianity.

Multi-contributor weblog detailing the sovereignty of God and his work of grace in the individual's life.

Studies of Dr BA Zuiddam's from Tasmania on theology and church history. Site also includes an online magazine.

Articles on the eschatological issues, Sabbaths and holy days, Israel's 12 tribes today, Jubilee 2030 A.D., and re-baptism.

A Christian's personal page. Broadly covers theological topics with a emphasis towards apologetics.

Christian articles with an unusual Catholic perspective. Seeks to reconcile Protestants to the Catholic church. Topics include end times, age of earth, sola scriptura, hell, and others.

Explores the infinity of God, the nature of the Lord Jesus Christ as the divine Logos, and the meaning of human life.

Nederlands-Engelse webpublicatie over oecumenica van J.M.M. Thurlings. Strekt zich ook uit tot niet-christelijke godsdiensten.

On-line book by a British layman on foundational Christian subjects. Comments on the cross, Jewish festivals, and commentaries on several Old and New Testament books.

Purports to correct eschatology that is based on the book of Revelation as opposed to Paul's mystery religion.

Liberal theological site by an Australian minister.

Resource pages on the Sophiology of Fr. Sergei Bulgakov, Origenist theology and Evagrius Ponticus, Orthodox spirituality and information on the history and theology of the Coptic Orthodox Church.

A site on Christian Theology and conservative politics

A study of the eschatology, the Second Coming of Christ and many other topics.

A retired Methodist minister presents his view of "process theology".

Argues that the oneness for which Jesus prayed is a harmonization of individual diversity in the Spirit, not organizational unity or rigid uniformity.

Joseph B. Howard II, an Anglican priest, comments on a variety of topics including theology and church history.

Bible studies, devotionals, Scripture resources, clean jokes and message board.

Theological essays of the site owner, a seminary student.

Sam Metcalf is the president of Church Resource Ministries. His weblog explores leadership development and the strengthening and expansion of the church worldwide.

Articles on Catholic Theology, Philosophy, and apologetics.

The truth outside the church doctrine. Seeking for alternate interpretations of the Bible.

This site contains papers written by a student at Dallas Theological Seminary covering topics from general theological concepts to book reviews.

A collection of Bible studies and audio sermons in which the author attempts to distinguish between biblical truth and the teachings of men

Dedicated to bringing God's Word and reformation to the Church.God's people are spiritually perishing because of bad and wrong doctrine.

Information about theologian and author Stanley J. Grenz's books, teaching and other work.

Numerous articles by the site author, a postgraduate student. Includes work on Wolfhart Pannenberg, Karl Barth, Feminist Christology, Postliberal Theology, and Radical Christianity.

This site is designed to encourage those around the world from a biblically faithful world and life view.

The implications of the doctrine of baptisms in relation to the Kingdoms are shown utilizing extensive scripture references.

Helping reform biblical Christianity, promote the great ideas of Western civilization, cultivate Christian character and to present and defend the Christian worldview.

Links to free bible search engines, Holocaust Museum, Bible studies, link to Wounded Christians

Historic Christianity and theology; including reformational writings, essays and church councils and creeds.

A weblog about Christian creative writing and the autor's convictions

A site devoted to subjects concerning today's Christian with a strong emphasis on doctrines of grace, from a Christian perspective. Practical matters considered relating to the Christian life.

Maintained by David J. Heintzman. Contains helpful books, articles and charts on various Biblical subjects.

Jock Lenzi's personal testimony, his critique of five-point Calvinism and Sunday school materials on Christian evangelism.

Articles on the nature of God, salvation, Christian living, false doctrines, and creationism.

Argues that the Catholic church is at the center of the evil New World Order.

Writings by a pediatrician and self-described "amateur philosopher". Topics include Christian ethics, new biblical interpretation, and implications of broadly-defined evolutionary theory. Survey and forums on Christian sexuality and ethics.

Articles and links to Christian webpages dealing with prophecy and theology for you to study and grow by.

A description of the sin by way of personal testimony.

Christianity in the third Millennium, from a progressive, Latin American and Anglican point of view.

Reformed theology and Biblical studies by retired Professor of Systematic Theology and Church History at the Queensland Presbyterian Theological College.

A website dedicated to show the truth about the practice of tithing as taught today.

Reflections and tools for doing theology faithfully in the post-modern world. A Progressive Christian site.

News, information, articles, and announcements related to theology. Site author is Michael J. Vlach.

Also known as the Hall of Church History. Directory of links, with introductions from a Calvinist perspective by Phillip R. Johnson, executive Director of Grace to You.

Articles from a calvinist perspective on theology and Biblical topics, letters and dialogue, recommended reading lists.

A study of God's word on giving, tithes and offerings. Opposes the practice of tithing.

Weblog of short articles by a believer aiming to foster faith in the Word of God and faithfulness to Him.

Thomas Talbott, Professor of Philosophy at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, provides a selection of his writings.

Dedicated to the pursuit and advancement of a true, intellectually honest Christian theology.

A collection of sermons, resources and information from experiential preachers.

Presents an interpretation of the Bible in an integrative way that sees how the Old and New testament fit together in Jesus.

Promotes unity in the body of Christ and presents exegetical Bible studies and topical studies on evangelism, prayer, Christian growth and church history.

Network of people and organizations that teach unity with God and each other. Love and universal forgiveness are the central themes of the Christ Consciousness.

Professor Emeritus of Biblical Interpretation at Auburn Theological Seminary in New York City. Information about his books and workshops.

Book reviews on important issues in Christian theology.

Reden, Photographien und Informationen des evangelisch-reformierten Theologen, Kirchenratspräsidenten und früheren Generalsekretärs des Europäischen CVJM Bundes (EAY), Pfr. Dr. theol. Dölf Weder.

Biographies, notes, and essays on some prominent Christian theologians and theological movements. The author of the site, Wesley Wildman, teaches theology, philosophy, and religion at Boston University. He also directs BU's science, philosophy, and religion Ph.D. program.

Brief informational essays on theological and cultural issues, apologetics, and evangelism.

Many articles concerning Christianity and the Holy Spirit by authors such as Charles Finney, D. L. Moody, R. A. Torrey, Smith Wigglesworth.

Articles on Christianity and Christian living.

Contains theological reflections, papers, online resources links, plus ordination exam study guide for Presbyterian Church USA students.

A weblog in which a Social Trinitarian discusses things substantive and ridiculous with humor, common sense and a little theology.

Weblog on spirituality, discipline, and church life from and sometimes by Brother Daniel in Nashville.

Essays covering some topics in theology, apologetics, and more practical aspects of faith.

My thoughts on faith, life and culture as i go through life as a total post-modern, culturally creative BOBO-fied Presbyterian follower of Jesus

Weblog with news and thoughts from a Christian perspective. Included numerous links and an archive of articles.