
Library of New Durham Chapel
Categories
Stranger in Savannah (Savannah Quartet/Eugenia Price, 4)
by
Eugenia Price
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
755
813/.54
0385230699
Description
fiction hardcover
Stranger on the Road to Emmaus, The
by
John R. Cross
Commentary, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
304
220.6
1890082147
Description
It's been called the most misunderstood book in history. Wars have been fought in its name, scandals have been precipitated by it, politics shaped and reshaped at its word. Theologians have both defended and reviled it. Skeptics have done the same. If you are a typical member of the human race, you have often been perplexed by all the fuss surrounding the Bible. The question remains, What does it really say? Here is a book that explains the greatest of Bible themes clearly and logically. Rather than focusing on one part and missing the whole the author chronologically binds together the entire text into one great universal drama, looking at events from the perspective of those who experienced history in the making. The results are sometimes comical, sometimes frightening but always true to the intent of the text. When you are done reading it, you may find yourself believing the Book like you never have before. Or you may decide not to. The author's objective approach leaves that decision up to you.
Strategies for a Successful Marriage: A Study Guide for Men (Promise Keepers)
by
E. Glenn Wagner,Dietrich Gruen
Christian Life, Christian Living, Marriage
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
115
248.8/425
0891098577
Description
This book is designed so that men in discussion groups can work together to help each other with ideas, accountability, prayer, and encouragement. This guide is full of practical tips on such diverse topics as better communication, romance, and developing a family.
Streiker's Bride ([Streiker saga])
by
Robin Hardy
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
266
813/.54
0891097317
Description
An intriguing story by the author of The Chataine's Guardian. When a young teller is summoned to the bank president's office, she assumes that she will be fired for being late to work too many times. Instead she receives a mysterious offer from the bank's wealthy owner, via the president: he wants to meet--and marry--her.
Strengthening Your Grip
by
Charles R. Swindoll
Christian Life, Christian Living, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
248.4
0849932157
Description
This book will strengthen your will, impart courage, and rekindle your desire for a well-aimed life. Charles Swindoll points the way to living confidently and effectively in a seemingly aimless world.
Strengthening Your Grip (Bible Study Guide)
by
Charles R. Swindoll
Christian Life, Christian Living, Non-Fiction
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
127
248.4899
0849984076
Description
Each decade bears a distinct characteristic. The eighties could be called the period of aimlessness. The volatile riots of the sixties and the disillusionment of the seventies produced a generation, including many Christians, that seems to have lost its way. To get back on track, we need renewed strength to dig beneath the debris of tired cliches and focus once again on certain biblical essentials. This study offers changeless, fixed points for Christians to claim-essentials in an aimless world.
Strictly Personal
by
Eugenia Price
Pages
NDC #
ISBN
78
1789123321
Description
�Can man by searching find out God?� Long before Job, man was asking this question. It has stormed the minds and hearts of all peoples in all lands and cultures. What is God really like? Is He discoverable by those He created? Headhunters in shadow-haunted Africa have tried to beat away their restless questioning. The same necessity to know forced the intellectuals of Athens at the peak of its classical glory to create with their minds their own gods. In man�s primitive desperation to claim a knowing relationship with the Divine, gods have been fashioned after man�s own image. There have been animal gods, bird gods, fish gods. Gods of wood and stone and marble and metal. More cultured civilizations have worshiped reason. A few sensed their limits and saluted an Unknown God. None found rest. Is there one true God? Is He discoverable? �Can man by searching find out God?� Can anyone know God personally? On every page of this new and exciting book by Eugenia Price, these time-old questions are faced honestly and without apology. She writes lucidly, avoiding religious clich�s, confessing her own questioning mind and including warmly all who question God for any reason. It is a strictly personal book which vibrates with the tremendous potential of the strictly personal relationship with God which she has found possible for herself and which she believes possible for anyone, regardless of background or intellectual blocks. If you have been wondering if there is a God�for you�this is a book you can read without apology, rebellion or embarrassment. It is written especially for you. Your strictly personal questions demand honest and specific explanations. Generalizations will not do. Pious, pat answers will not do. They are not here. But the door to the realistic adventure of a personal discovery of God is here, and it can open for you as you think through the carefully unfolded chapters of Strictly Personal.
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