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Christian blog, provides a good summary of post from around the Christian "blogosphere". Links to almost every worthwile reformed site out there.

Suffering is often seen as a problem in Christianity. Jared Nelson shows how Christians should have a certain angst toward the world. I found this very helpful.

Twitter's awesome. For blog writers, worth knowing you can get a lot of hits from this site.

This site features many articles written by Sam Storms. They include notes on various books of the Bible, whole-Bible theology and church history (with a particular bent towards historical theology).

As barwal1 has noted, Sam Storms' theology is similar to that of John Piper. He is a Calvinist, Charismatic and Christian Hedonist. He is a gifted scholar and worth reading on anything but especially these issues.

Also worthy of note is his "Controversial Issues" and "Deciphering Difficult Texts" in the "Biblical Studies" section and the "Controversial Issues" in the Theology section. I always read Sam Storms' word on difficult issues and texts mainly because he presents all the different sides of the argument fairly, giving all their strengths, and then presents his own. Even when I don't agree with him, Storms puts across his opponents arguments so well they can convince. A good place to start if you're considering this website.

This site is a collection of John Piper's works. It includes hundreds of sermons and articles, as well as some of his books readable online for free.

If you haven't heard of John Piper he is a Calvinist Baptist with a great talent for preaching the scriptures with both clarity and passion. He is known for his adoption of "Christian Hedonism" which, while it sounds dodgy, merely refers to valuing Christ above everything else in the world or heaven, a very Biblical truth.

You can search the resources by topic and scripture text. I often visit the Resource Library to research a scripture passage or topic. What John Piper has written isn't necessarily true, but is always worth listening to.

Also under conference messages there are sermons by various other speakers including such giants as J.I. Packer, Wayne Grudem and D.A. Carson. All are worth listening to.

Monergism is an awesome Christian website. It has collated hundreds of articles, sermons and books from authors throughout the ages.

The site is written from a Reformed perspective, however it does include articles from other theological backgrounds. You can search the articles by theme which is very helpful.

Obviously some of the articles you will disagree with, but all I have found have been thorough. An excellent place to start any theology research, especially into Calvinistic theology.