About This Blog

Having recently recieved a Dell DJ MP3 player, I am starting this blog with the intention of having a single resource that links to much of the good MP3 audio available for Christians online. Unlike my other two resource blogs (Christian Scholars Directory and Christian Journals Directory), I will not include any material that does not fall within the bounds of evangelicalism (still, to be fair, a far to wide term these days), and even then, it will primarily be conservative. 100% agreement with my beliefs is not required (or else it would only be resources from me!), and there may be speakers of Arminian or Calvinist persuasion (probably mainly the latter as this is my personal persuasion), premil or postmil, and so on. However, but all will have to subscribe to the fundamentals of the Christian faith as taught in the Scriptures (see this post for a brief description of these). I hope the resources wil be helpful, and please feel free to suggest good sites. But first, a few to start with ( a couple of the mega sites):

Sermon Audio This site has a huge range of audio, and it is, to be fair, a mixed bag. But there are some gems, including Carl Trueman on John Owen, Thomas Schriener on homosexuality and other topics, Iain Murray on Historical figures and revivalism, and the wwhole Mount Olivet library, including speakers such as Jay Adams, Sinclair Ferguson, Timothy George, Douglas Kelly, A W Tozer, Robert Reymond, J I Packer, Tom Nettles and Robert Godfrey. Very impressive resource.

Sermon Index Another site with large numbers of sermons online from a variety of speakers. Not quite as imnpressive as the previous site, but some very good materials, from speakers such as Joel Beeke, J I Packer, Stephen Olford, John Piper and Francis Schaeffer.

And an interesting smaller selection.

Christian Heritage Media Although most things here are for purchase, this page gives some interesting free lectures, such as Jay Smith on Islam, Nigel Cameron on Cloning and Gerald Bray on Justification and Sanctification.

I have many more links already to post, and will do so over the next few weeks. As always, any suggestions gratefully recieved.