PASTOR’S PICK OF RESOURCES

Below are some resources hand selected by Pastor John Lake.

These are helpful links that can provide useful information concerning biblical and global view topics.

BIBLE STUDY

Mongergism.com: Contains an extensive array of articles and Bible studies from a Reformed perspective – Excellent resource.
Preceptaustin.org: For those looking for a large selection of commentaries and Bible study resources
Desiringgod.org: Great articles from John Piper
BiblicalTraining.org: Highly recommended for those who desire more formal training
Blueletterbible.org: An invaluable resource
covenantseminary.edu: Listen to seminary classes online

DEFENDING THE FAITH

carm.org: Christian Apologetic and Resource Ministry
str.org: Stand to Reason
apologetics.org: The C.S. Lewis Society
aomin.org: Alpha and Omega Ministry

CURRENT ISSUES

The Gospel Coalition
Albert Mohler
For His Renown: The blog site for James Hamilton

BLOGS

Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission
Pyromaniacs: Setting the world on fire

PARENTING RESOURCES

Shepherding a Child’s Heart by Tedd Tripp is a great overview of reaching your child’s heart with discipline and instruction.

Don’t Make me Count to Three by Ginger Hubbard is another excellent easy read written by a mom for mom’s with specific ways to apply scripture in the discipline and instruction of children.

The Jesus Storybook Bible by Sally Lloyd Jones is a great introductory Bible summary for your young child. Short readings summarizing key biblical texts.

Thoughts that Make Your Heart Sing by Sally Lloyd-Jones is a devotional by the author of Jesus Storybook Bible, Sally Lloyd-Jones.

The Garden, The Curtain and the Cross by Carl Laferton is a wonderful short overview of the biblical story that will introduce your child to the big ideas of Scripture and is good to read in a sitting.

Missional Motherhood and Treasuring Christ When Your Hands are Full both by Gloria Furman allows busy mothers to rest in the joy and peace in the work the Christ has done even while the list of things that they have do has not shrunk. Furman encourages moms to bring all back to the cross.