Make your website or blog render fonts from the classical languages Greek and Hebrew.
“BibleWorks is a Bible Research Program with a large collection of software tools and database resources designed specifically to assist pastors, seminary students, professors and missionaries in their exegesis of the Biblical text. It contains more than 200 Bible translations in nearly 40 languages, 45 original language texts and morphology databases, 29 lexical-grammatical references, and a wealth of practical reference works.”
I first came across Faro de Gracia in 2010, when I was searching for a nice gift to give to my father-in-law in La Paz, Bolivia. I found that there are lots of great Puritan materials in English, but not so much in Spanish in South America. Many people in the Seminaries there often have to make copies of books in-order to study.
I recently stumbled upon a great site that I think will help many of you who want to improve your theological writing ability. Westminster Seminary offers a great resource on their website that helps people hone their writing skills. The “Center for Theological Writing” is a fairly comprehensive resource that helps to “equip[...] students of theology with the tools to write clearly, correctly, cogently, and profoundly (John Frame,The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God).”
Jay Adams is the author of Competent to Counsel, The Christian Counselor’s Manual, Theology of Christian Counseling, and over 120 other books dealing with Biblical Counseling, preaching, theology, and pastoral ministry. This podcast is a compilation of radio programs that Dr. Adams recorded a few years ago. Each episode addresses a number of counseling issues. Each message is about eight minutes long and you can either listen to them on their website, or download them through iTunes onto your computer, iphod, iphone, or other mp3 player.