There is help for those who want to learn more! Check out these resources for further reading and study:

New Testament Introduction, by Donald Guthrie (InterVarsity Press®)
Old Testament Survey, by Wm. Sanford LaSor, D. Hubbard, and F. Bush (Eerdmans)
These two books are good introductions to the content of the Old and New Testaments. They also address questions of form, authorship and dating of biblical texts.

Is the New Testament Reliable? by Paul Barnett (InterVarsity Press)
Can you trust the Bible? This author says “yes.” It’s a thoughtful and informed yes that doesn’t take too long to read, so it’s a winner for helping you say yes with more conviction.

Professors Who Believe, edited by Paul M. Anderson (InterVarsity Press)
Here are the stories of 22 Christian faculty whose faith has made a difference in their lives and work. Be encouraged…smart people love Jesus, too!

The Case for Christ, by Lee Strobel (Zondervan)
Meet the investigative reporter who set out to disprove Christianity. Was Jesus truly God, as Christians claim? Did the resurrection really happen? Examine the evidence for yourself.

The Essential IVP Reference Collection: The Complete Electronic Bible Study Resource (InterVarsity Press)
Here are several key references all on one handy CD-ROM, along with unlockable versions of the Bible. Also available in a more basic edition. See the IVP Web site for details: http://www.ivpress.com/cgi-ivpress/book.pl/code=1435 (substitute 1457 for the basic edition.)