The following sites and mobile apps are some that I’ve found to be very useful in studies.
This site provides an easy way to get different translations for Scripture as well as Tools such as a Reverse Interlinear that allows you to see the underlying original language and definitions.
A mobile App is available.
This site provides a great number of study tools including Arcing and Bracketing. It also provides the NET translation as one of the core sources; this is a favorite of mine to use since it includes “Translator Notes” (information provided by the translators regarding a particular verse and their issues in doing the translation).
A mobile App is available.
The main source for the sermons from John Piper.
A mobile App is available.
A specific set of sermons where Dr. Piper teaches how to study Scripture. As part of this, he uses a special visual tool that allows him to annotate in real time as he goes - a really great way for him to show how he processes through understanding a passage.
The home of Reformation Magazine; editor-in-chief is Michael Horton. Loosely affiliated with Westminster Seminary in San Diego, CA.
The main source for the sermons from John MacArthur.
A mobile App is available.
A great solution for Churches to publish sermons, events, music, giving, and more. Metro Calvary has been using this solution for many years (and I have been helping to manage it for several as well). An example of how sermons can be shown and categorized can be seen here. To see the mobile app, download the Church App for Metro Calvary here.