New Durham Chapel

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The late 1880s are prosperous times for East Texas ranches and cattle towns. But Dogwood, Texas, seems to be plagued with emotional and physical dangers, especially for four women thrown into the arms of high adventure and unexpected love. Texas Honor - Rachel Isaacs, hoping to keep her family ranch going, encounters a man who says he is Travis Campbell, a family friend. The man's stated goal of helping Rachel in time of need is thrown into question by his suspicious actions. Soon, another man is identified as Travis Campbell. Who can she trust when one ends up dead? Texas Rose - When Kate Lowell's fiance dies, she vows never to love again. But then she meets handsome widower McCall Adams, who still clings to his wedding vows. When Kate agrees to tutor McCalls Indian-born son, she steps into a web of mysterious secrets. Texas Lady - Magnolia Alexander comes face-to-face with her tragic past and heart-to-heart with the man of her dreams. Will she have to forgo a chance at love in the view of the mounting danger confronting her search for truth? Texas Angel - Angela Isaacs is faced with risking her job and reputation by hiding a convicted felon from a posse of lawmen. Can she trust Reverend Noah Thorndyke when he says his conviction was a case of mistaken identity? As tension mounts, Angela must decide if she will believe in Noah enough to lay her own life on the line. When the going gets rough, these resilient women struggle with turning their backs on love or trusting God to see them through. Discover the intrigue, the adventure, the romance of the South, and the charm of the past in four complete novels from acclaimed author Debra White Smith.

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The thread that ties this book together is "recognizing God for who He is and giving Him the worship and honor due Him." One of Tozer's most popular books. The chapters of this book were originally published as editorials in Alliance Life. These incisive columns now make provocative reading. Includes 41 essays.

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Doing for the Old Testament what Kittel-Friedrich does for the Old, this major, multivolume reference work discusses key Hebrew and Aramaic words in depth. Stressing meaning, each word study moves from narrow, everyday usages toward more significant theological concepts.

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One of the most widely respected theological dictionaries put into one-volume, abridged form. Focusing on the theological meaning of each word, the abridgment contains English keywords for each entry, tables of English and Greek keywords, and a listing of the relevant volume and page numbers from the unabridged work at the end of each article or section.

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A. Theology of Children's Ministries and Its Implications
The Value of Children
The Nature of Children
1. Children Have a Sinful Nature
2. Children are Immature
3. Children are Dependent
4. Children Become Accountable
The Responsibility of Parents toward Their Children
1. Responsibility to Teach and Model God's Truth
2. Responsibility to Discipline
Implications of These Teachings
Implications for Parents
Implications for the Church
A Philosophy of Ministry to Parents and Children
A Heart for Ministering to Parents and Children
Three Pillars
1. God is Central in all Parenting and Teaching
2. Children Must Learn to Love and Fear the Lord
3. Parents are Responsible for Discipling Their Children
A Framework for Teaching Children
1. Formal Teaching
2. Informal Teaching
3. Modeling
I: Parental Promises for the Dedication of Their Children
II: Behavioral Principles and Guidelines for Children at Bethlehem Baptist
Church
III. The Family: Together in God's Presence

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'Theology Of The Reformers' will intrigue and inform all those who are concerned both with the church in the time of the Reformation and the church in the modern era.