Resources

The most important Resource is a Bible.

We recommend a study Bible because it has notes that give background and information which help you to understand the people and times when these events took place.

We recommend the NIV Life Application Study Bible.

Malama Groups

Acts 2:42-47 describes the activities of the believers who “devoted themselves” to the teaching of the apostles and the fellowship they enjoyed. The result of their devotion was the growth of their faith, changed lives and many new believers. By this example, we know that “care” groups are essential to encouraging and supporting everyone who wants to continue their spiritual growth and maturity through the study of the Bible.

Our Malama Groups are meeting weekly, online. Email office@manachristianohana.org to get more information.

Mondays – Recovery at 6:30p

Wednesdays – Men’s with Kurt at 12:00p

Tuesdays – Women’s Bible Study at 1:30p

Wednesdays – Henry’s Bible Study at 6:30p

Thursdays – Menʻs Group at 5:30p

Online Resources

Bibles, Bible studies, books, references, software, CDs – music & audio

Christian Book Distributors: www.christianbook.com
A very good place to start if you are looking for any of these things and they do offer free shipping.

Amazon: www.amazon.com
Many of the resources needed, can be found at Amazon and oftentimes the shipping is free if your order is $35 or more.

Free Online Reference

Gospel Communications International: www.biblegateway.com
An excellent resource to aid your reading or research of scripture by typing in a word, phrase or the book and number.

Daily Devotional

Rick Warren: www.purposedrivenlife.com
This website offers a free devotional emailed to you if you sign up. It may be a good place to start especially for the new believer.

Oswald Chambers’ My Utmost for His Highest is available free online at www.myutmost.org or www.rbc.org/utmost/index.php

The first address is the original compilation in old English. If you find it difficult to read try the second address. Originally meant for pastors, many people find a lot of “meat” in this devotional.