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Christian Music:
Jesus Freak Hideout

Jesus Freak Hideout is an amazing website full of free Christian music. They often partner with artists (especially up-and-coming artists) to provide a free song or two from an upcoming album. The music on their site is available in an mp3 format, which means you can download it and take it with you.


ChristianRock.net is an online Christian rock streaming service. If you enjoy bands like Skillet, Memphis May Fire, Seventh Day Slumber, Pillar, and Thousand Foot Krutch, then you may want to check this website out. They also have links to other Christian internet radio channels in their network.

K-Love

K-Love is perhaps the most recognizable Christian radio station in the United States. Did you also know that you can listen online? This has long been one of my favorite "go-to" places for good, contemporary Christian music. If you haven't already, you should check them out!

K-Love Classics

If you have been listening to Christian music for some time, and would like to hear some older songs that you grew up with, K-Love Classics may be for you. If you enjoy names like Rich Mullins, Michael W. Smith, and D.C. Talk, this station may be for you.

 Christian Resources:
BibleGateway

BibleGateway is one of the best resources available to Christians online. They offer free online Bibles, audio Bibles, commentaries, and just about anything else that a Christian needs to aid them in their personal walk with Christ. While most of the resources are free, there is a paid option that unlocks some additional resources. This is perhaps the best deal if you are in ministry and looking for a way to help with teaching, sermon prep, and other common activities.

Christian Classics Ethereal Library

This website contains hundreds (if not thousands) of free Christian books. Most are available for download in a PDF format, but some are only available online. Here, you can find everything from commentaries to letters to the complete works of Jacob Arminius.


Here, I have compiled a list of the best (in my opinion) Bible apps and games. Included are Bible Study apps, Audio Bible apps, and other apps that I think will just be helpful. It also includes the best FREE Bible-based games I was able to find.
Free Christian Kindle Books

Here, we have provided links to several free Christian Kindle books. This list will be updated occasionally as we discover other free Christian Kindle books, so please be sure to check back from time to time.


Here, I have compiled a list of 7 free Christian magazines that you can get in either physical or digital form. These magazines cover a variety of topics, from persecuted Christians to the interpretation of Scripture.

Free Christian Resources

This website offers a variety of free Christian resources. Whether you are looking for free Christian e-books, music, or sermon archives, this resource is one that you will want to visit again and again.

How to Start A Free Christian Library

My article on how I started a free Christian library using many of the resources mentioned here. This method worked for me, and it may work for you.


Logos Bible Software offers a basic package for free. It contains over 40 resources to help you get started in your journey to understand the Bible better. They also offer a free book of the month to help you start building your library. The basic package and free book of the month are yours for free, with no strings attached.

Nazarene Resources:


Church of the Nazarene Manual

The Manual of the Church of the Nazarene is the governing document for the denomination. It contains the Articles of Faith, bylaws, and governmental guidelines for the denomination and for every congregation therein.

Church of the Nazarene Website

The main website for the Church of the Nazarene. From the homepage, you can access resources and information about the Church of the Nazarene.

Wesleyan-Holiness Digital Library

The Wesleyan-Holiness Digital Library is an online collection of books and articles from a Wesleyan-Holiness perspective. The Library is free to use for all, including both laypersons and clergy, is searchable, and is one way in which the Church of the Nazarene seeks to ensure that its clergy and laypersons have adequate resources to equip them for ministry.

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