Great Lakes District | The Christian Missionary Alliance

Now you can bring your community together by hosting a WingCinema Movie Event with an inspirational film. WingCinema Movie Event Kits are publicly licensed to show in churches, schools, or other organizations.

There is an entire world of extra information and clarity that opens up when one can understand the original languages behind the English translations of the Bible. Have you always wanted to learn to read the Old Testament in its original Hebrew, but never felt you had the time or money? Learn how by clicking here!

Blue Letter Bible‘s mission is to facilitate an in-depth study of God’s Word through an online interactive reference library that is continuously updated from the teachings and commentaries of selected pastors and teachers who hold to the conservative, historical Christian faith. By God’s grace and provision, BLB now offers over 680,000 content pages of Bible study resources.

In the gospels Jesus never seemed too interested in fans. Is that how you define your relationship with Him? An enthusiastic admirer? Close enough to Jesus to get the benefits but not so close to require sacrifice? Maybe you are ready to join the hundreds of people who have stepped across a line and said, “I am not a fan.”

The time is now to show a watching world that Metro-Detroit has found a way to rise from the ashes . . . and that ‘way’ has something to do with the Lordship of Jesus in this region. We will attempt to give everyone in our region a chance to hear the message of Christ. To find out more about EACH please go to http://eachtoday.com/home

BASIC is a seven part series of short films (from the award winning creators of the NOOMA film series) that challenge us to reclaim the church as Scripture describes it to be. This series will speak to those who have questions about the church and to those who may have lost interest in the church.

For those who are called upon to lead the Church in public prayer, or who simply desire to be more faithful and competent in their own private petitions, a scriptural manner of praying provides the order, proportion, and variety which should characterize all our prayers. Those who assembled www.MatthewHenry.org have aimed to provide users with a number of helps to assist in achieving this end. The core of the website is the entire text of Matthew Henry’s A Method for Prayer. Reading and re-reading through it will train the Christian in the use of biblical truth and language in prayer.

Every Moses needs an Aaron . . . and every pastor needs support — a companion on the journey — someone to say, “I’m on your side.  I’ve been there.”  That’s why Focus on the Family has established this special ministry for pastors and their families.  The parsonage.org exists to come alongside pastors as you endeavor to serve the Lord in these most difficult days.  Their mission is to facilitate spiritual restoration and renewal for ministry families through resources and services that will assist in bringing balance to their personal and professional lives.

The Common English Bible is not simply a revision or update of an existing translation, it is a bold new translation designed to meet the needs of Christians as they work to build a strong and meaningful relationship with God through Jesus Christ. As the translators did their work, reading specialists from more than a dozen denominations reviewed the texts to ensure a smooth and natural reading experience. The CEB represents the work of a diverse team with broad scholarship, including the work of over one hundred and fifteen scholars—men and women from twenty-two faith traditions in American, African, Asian, European and Latino communities.

BibleMesh aims to help people understand the big picture as well as important facts of the Bible. BibleMesh is set to launch in June 2010.  It walks Christians through the biblical storyline in a 90-minute video, contains 300 articles, and 200 two-minute reflections. The site will help users memorize Scripture and remember facts, names and places from he passages they have read. Other components will allow pastors and small group leaders to shape their own courses. Later channels will teach church history as well as biblical Greek and Hebrew.