Biblical Resources

Helpful Tools for Studying God’s Word and Growing in Christ

The Bible is our final authority for faith and practice.

At Huisache Avenue Baptist Church, we believe the King James Bible is the preserved Word of God and should be the believer’s primary source of truth, direction, correction, and spiritual growth.

Books, sermons, websites, and study tools can be helpful, but they must always remain secondary to Scripture. No human author is perfect, and every resource should be examined in the light of God’s Word.

“Prove all things; hold fast that which is good.”
1 Thessalonians 5:21

Begin With the Bible

Christian growth does not begin with finding the right book. It begins with consistently reading, believing, and obeying the Word of God.

We encourage every believer to:

Read the Bible daily
Pray for understanding
Study passages in their context
Compare Scripture with Scripture
Attend faithful Bible preaching
Apply what God reveals
Ask a pastor for help when something is unclear

Recommended Online Resources

These websites and tools may help with Bible study, preaching, Christian radio, and devotional growth.

Bible Study Tools

e-Sword

A free Bible-study program that provides searchable Scripture, commentaries, dictionaries, maps, and other study tools.

visit e-sword

Webster’s 1828 Dictionary

A helpful resource for understanding older English words and meanings that may appear in the King James Bible.

use webster's 1828 dictionary

Bible Teaching and Christian Radio

Love Worth Finding

Biblical preaching and teaching from Pastor Adrian Rogers.

visit Love worth finding

Thru the Bible

Verse-by-verse Bible teaching from Dr. J. Vernon McGee.

visit thru the bible

Bible Broadcasting Network

Christian radio featuring Bible teaching, music, and family programming.

listen to bbn

Final Fight Bible Radio

Christian preaching, teaching, and music from an independent Baptist perspective.

final fight bible radio

Recommended Books

How to Use This List

These books are recommended as supplemental resources. Their inclusion does not mean that HABC agrees with every statement made by every author.

Before purchasing a book:

Read the description carefully
Consider the author’s doctrinal position
Compare its teaching with Scripture
Ask a pastor when you have concerns
Remember that a popular book is not necessarily a biblical book

Books may be available through local libraries or digital-library services such as Libby. The current page mentions Amazon, local libraries, and Libby, but that information should be placed once here rather than mixed into the resource list.