This website offers a wide range of resources for people exploring Christian faith, everyday Christians, and those seeking deep spiritual formation. As I write, I keep in mind that many of my site's visitors are teachers, preachers, and Christian leaders looking for resources.
My background is in The Church of the Nazarene, which is part of the Wesleyan-Holiness tradition.
After retiring, I launched this website as part of my ongoing ministry. As you can see from the "Recent additions" section of this webpage, I'm still at it.
Everything on the site is accessible through the pull-down menu system in the left margin of the page. If it isn’t open already, simply click on the icon in the upper left part of the screen and then on the three horizontal bars.
The "magnifying glass" icon at the top right of every page allows you to search for any word or phrase on the site.
Everything on the site is free. Thanks for visiting my website.
– Tim Isbell
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Tim's Lectionary Digest (Every Monday)
Anxiety - God's Antidote (Jan 2026)
White Christian Nationalism - my counterargument (Nov 2025)
Prayer Tips for All Added #38 to Prayer Tips for All (Nov 2025)
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