The sites on this list represent the best resources I have found for daily devotions, quiet times, and Bible study. It is intended to suggest where you might start learning more about God and drawing near to Him using the Web, and is not a comprehensive list.

• My Utmost for His Highest is the the classic devotional work by Oswald Chambers.
• Morning & Evening is another classic devotional by Charles Spurgeon. You can download a Windows 95 program which allows you to view and print the daily devotionals without going online.
• The Upper Room is a daily devotional which helps people listen to God. Each day's devotional includes a Scripture passage, key verse, meditation, thought for the day, and prayer focus.
• Today in the Word is published by Moody Bible Institute and examines a different major topic each month through daily devotional readings.
• Our Daily Bread is published by Radio Bible Class and includes a Scripture passage, key verse, meditation, and quotes, for each day. Devotions focus on our worship and our walk with God. If you are a student, check out Campus Journal.
• The NIV Quiet Time Bible provides a daily Bible study for personal online use. The text comes from InterVarsity's print edition of the book.

• Read Through the Bible in a Year uses daily readings from Old Testament History, Prophecy, and the New Testament to help you read the entire Bible in one year.
• Daily Light provides a plan for reading through the New Testament, Psalms, and Proverbs in one year. It also gives suggestions for daily prayer focus.
• The Cyber Hymnal has hundreds of hymns complete with lyrics, sound, background information, and public domain MIDI files you can download.
• The Catholic Prayers site lists prayers for various occasions and situations. These prayers could be used in developing a personal prayerbook.
• The Scripture Memory Connection provides information about Scripture memorization and related topics.
• The Quiet Place provides a variety of quiet time links to help you draw near to God. The site also includes resources for a personal spiritual retreat.

• The Bible Gateway allows you to browse and search the complete text of the Bible in various versions and languages.
• The Concise Matthew Henry Commentary provides brief commentary on all passages of the Bible.
• The World Wide Study Bible provides links to Scripture passages as well as commentaries, meditations, devotionals, hymns, and other web resources which relate to the passages.
• Goshen's Personal Study Tools page includes links to Topical Bibles, Bible Dictionaries, Lexicons, and other resources useful for studying Scripture.
• The Bible Knowledge Accelerator provides Windows-based freeware programs which you can download and use to become more familiar with God's Word.