Resources: Adferit

Adferit is a news feed on Twitter (link to feed). The guy who runs it, Matthew Lankford (who also runs my unofficial Facebook fanpage), provides a variety of interesting news items in any easy to digest and access format.

Resources: Aomin.org

My friend Dr. White is the director of Alpha and Omega Ministries and an elder (Reformed Baptists apparently don't distinguish between teaching and ruling elders) at the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church. His website, AOMin.org, is full of a variety of resources. There is of course the blog, where I am a contributor (link). There is also a page of apologetic helps (link to page) on specific topics, such as Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, and Roman Catholicism. There is also information about how to visit Dr. White's Internet Relay Chat (IRC) text chat channel (link to information). Furthermore, there is information on his twice weekly webcast, the Dividing Line (link to information), which can be heard live in streaming format and is normally uploaded shortly afterward in a podcast format.

Resources: Triablogue

Triablogue has a wealth of information thanks to its high quality contributers (link to Triablogue). Back in 2007 they kindly featured one of my posts on Molinism (link to the post). Molinism, Arminianism, Romanism, Atheism, and many other -isms are addressed by the erudite blogging team.

Resources: Iron Sharpens Iron

Iron Sharpens Iron is a radio program, but it has an Internet presence. You can visit the blog here (link) and you can listen live daily from 6-7 pm local time (NY) here (link). The Iron Sharpens Iron program is hosted by dynamic host Chris Arnzen. He was gracious enough to invite me on to discuss Harold Camping's erroneous views of Scripture and the end times (link to episode).

Resources: Lane Chaplin

Lane Chaplin has several resources of interest. The first is Lane's Blog which also serves as a clearinghouse for his other resources. He has a podcast called "Rightly Divided." He also has a very popular YouTube channel, which is the leading source of sermons by Paul Washer but also has numerous other videos of interest. Lane has also kindly served as a moderator for my series of debates with William Albrecht.

Resources: RealApologetics.org

RealApologetics.org (motto: Because Method Matters) provides a variety of resources relating to, you guessed it, apologetics. There are a number of papers (link) as well as a blog (link). There is also a series of podcasts known as the Provocative Microphone (I was honored to appear as a guest on one episode). It hasn't been especially active recently, but I understand that the owner plans to get it going again in May.

Resources: "This Week in Calvinism"

Lee Shelton IV posts (generally weekly) an item he calls "This Week in Calvinism" (link to the series). It covers interesting posts on Calvinism, including criticisms of Calvinism. My understanding is that he uses "Calvinism" quite broadly; where or not I'm mistaken in my understanding, his round-up posts are enjoyable.

Resources: Monergism.com

Probably most of my readers are already familiar with this site. For those that are not, Monergism.com provides a wealth of theological resources, many hosted and many more linked. It not only has links to countless articles but also to mp3s, if you prefer audio. If you prefer to have theology in print, there is a bookstore (Monergism Books) connected with the site.