6 Ways of Finding Biblical Answers to Your Questions Online For Free

What is the Trinity? Is Jesus God? What is God’s will to my life? Does water baptism essential to salvation? How do I reconcile God’s love with His justice? What does the Bible say about suicide?

These are some of the questions that puzzles people and as Christians needs to answers. So here’s a list of six resources where you can find biblical answers to those inquiries.

Just a disclaimer though. As much as these online resources provides answers, its better for a Christian to find answers for it first in prayers and searching it through the Scriptures. Also before going online, check it offline by seeking assistance to your pastor or elder.

Ask it in real time – This is a great resource I go to time and time again. Whether if it’s for my personal Bible time or just plain curious, Ask Ligonier is my go to website. With a simple tap to the chat icon, it’s as easy as chatting to a friend on FB Messenger. It’s 24 hours and 6 days a week, Ask Ligonier will help you find answers to your theological or biblical inquiries from their well equipped agents.

Listen to a podcast — With over 1,000 episodes, Ask Pastor John provides answers for theological and biblical questions. They even ask about John Piper’s hand gestures when preaching. Listeners are encourage to send their questions.

The Gospel Coalition has a new podcast that invites two council members to give answers to a given question. TGC Q & A is engaging podcast answering relevant questions.

Another is the Ask Ligionier podcast. Aside from the real time chat listed above, Ligionier Ministries provides podcast episodes with transcripts for those questions.

Go to Youtube – There are a few ministries channels on Youtube that offers question and answer videos that I would like to share t o you. First stop is Grace to You, which of course is a teaching ministry of John MacArthur. They have this short and full length Q and A sessions you might want to check out. They are so kind to provide a playlist for it for you convenience.

Next is from The Gospel Coalition, which post daily videos on Facebook and Youtube. With their vast author, theologians, preachers and speakers, you’ll find a variety of view point for your questions. With a simple digging you’ll find what your looking for. But now they launch a video series One Minute Apologetics and here’s the playlist.

Another is from Southern Seminary called Honest Answers and you can access the playlist by clicking this link.

Lastly, a channel that you’ll find answers is Reformed Seminary. Since Youtube can be searched by using a hastag, #WisdomWednesday of Reformed Seminary.

Facebook has answers! Yes you can find answers here by checking the following Facebook Page:

WWUTT! (short for When We Understand the Text) which has a podcast and Youtube videos, has also a Facebook page where you can find the same content without leaving FB.

Immanuel Fellowship Church has some Q and A videos and images that answers some inquiries. You can ask questions from them too.

Download a free app – We all know the GotQuestions.org is a go to websites for us looking for biblical response to our inquiries. But did you know it has an app? Yes an app that you can read offline, loaded with tons of question and answers. When it’s installed on your phone or tablet you can take it anywhere. It’s also available in different languages.

Grab a free e-book –  Crucial Questions by R. C. Sproul is a eBook series focusing on important questions in the Christian life. And it’s free forever! Another good news about these booklets, Ligonier Ministries keeps on adding new stuff under this series from time to time. Go to their website and create an account to download these ebooks. If you have a Kindle app, you can get the series over Amazon Kindle Store. Either ways the ebooklets are free!

If you’re questions are about salvation, you might find this e-book from Log College Press not just helpful but interesting. It is because it’s a dialogue between D. L. Moody and Rev. William Swan Plumer. In Great Question Answered  Moody acts not the teacher but an inquirer and Rev. Plumer answers the questions. Vintage but nevertheless relevant to those seeking answers to questions on salvation.

What websites, social media or apps helped you find answers for those burning questions? Please comment down below.