A quarterly magazine for the proclamation and defense of the Gospel
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A quarterly magazine for the proclamation and defense of the Gospel |
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Primum Mobile is a quarterly web magazine. This issue and all its contents are © Copyright 2004-2010 by the editors. All rights reserved.
If you found Primum Mobile Magazine interesting, you may enjoy these related websites.
Christian Pilgrimage: Our parent ministry. At Christian Pilgrimage, we are committed to spreading and defending the Gospel. One of the ways we do so is through Primum Mobile. We also have a blog and podcast, with further resources and projects to come.
Paul Lytle: A site that collects some of the writings of Paul Lytle, one of our editors. Though we regularly run his essays and poems, Mr. Lytle is also a fiction writer, and some of his stories can be read here.
Louis A. Markos: Dr. Markos has graciously contributed to PMM several times in the past, though he has too much work to be contained here! His personal website helps fill in the gaps.
Per Fidem: Frequent contributor J.E. Heath's website, Per Fidem has essays on politics and religion, as well as a really innovative online chapel.
Desiring God: John Piper's ministry. This website collects his sermons, essays, blogs, and even books. You can download any of them for free.
Grace to You: John MacArthur's ministry. You can now download any of his sermons from his 40 years of service behind the pulpit.
Pirtate Christian Radio: A Lutheran online radio station committed to defending the faith. Keep it up, brothers!
Castle Ministries: A Christian ministry serious enough about the Old Things to actually build a castle (though still in process).
Bible Gateway: A great place to read the Bible online. They have more translations than I can count. We would like to urge you to read from a translation and not a paraphrase. We use ESV, but also endorse NASB, KJV, and NKJV. If you use paraphrases like The MEssage, you are not getting the Word of God, but rather someone's opinion of what the Word of God should saw. But it is the Spirit that gives understanding, not someone who wants to rewrite the Bible, so trust in that Spirit and stick to the actual text.
e-Sword: This is a free Bible program with many translations and commentaries. This is the program we use when doing research. They have done an incredible job of making wonderful texts available for free to anyone who wishes to study the Word.
