New Durham Chapel

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So many Christians wonder if they are living up to the high calling of Christ in our lost and dying world. How can we lay down our lives to best serve the Lord during our brief time on earth? What should be the focus of every Christian�s life? Are we living and breathing for the sake of the gospel? The Watchmen will passionately move your heart to become a watchman of God who blows the trumpet long and loud in the lives of the unsaved around us. The world is sleeping, but must be awakened to the reality of Judgment Day that is fast approaching. Everyone must be ready. Through a friendly and conversational style, you will see the importance of equipping yourself with sound biblical truth to warn the lost, and living to adorn the gospel of Christ. You will want to encourage, bless and speak boldly into the lives of all you meet to rescue them from God�s coming wrath. Every believer can become a hero of the faith to someone! These are the words and deeds the Lord treasures because they show how real He and His love are to the world. And they are watching. I think you will appreciate the many stories and scriptures, as well as the challenges and encouragements found in the pages of this book. Time runs short for the church and the lost. We must finish strong for the Lord and take as many souls with us to heaven as possible. Join with the watchmen of God, who lift up their trumpets to call the perishing to choose life in Christ! (224 pp.)

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This book is a source of inspiration and encouragement for every married Christian woman who wants to discover the biblical freedom intended for her life through establishing proper relationships with God, her husband, and her children.

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In this remarkable manual of faith, F. B. Meyer shows Christian readers how to attain a greater affinity and closeness to God, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Commencing with the words of God Himself, Meyer sets out to chart a clear path for the spiritual seeker. The opening phrase of Genesis, "In the beginning", is the first such quotation which Meyer examines for its role in showing good Christians the way to salvation and closeness with the heavens. Permeating all of nature and creation, the earliest passages of Genesis place the enormity of God into its fullest context. The subsequent chapters see Meyer turn to a variety of topics, devoting a few pages of discussion to each. The stories of the Old Testament are shown to reveal Jewish customs and morals to the reader, while the Book of Hebrews and the Prophet Moses offer their words in all grace. Piece by piece, lesson by lesson, Meyer reveals the way into holiness. Most of all however, the author looks at Jesus Christ and the many rich, spiritually nourishing incidents of his life. The expression of His priesthood, the merciful manner in which He rendered help to others, and the symbolic aspects of His blood all merit their own chapters. A highlight of the work is Meyer's examination of Gethsemane; the hill in which Jesus prayed and later died upon, mounted to the crucifix.

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Once readers visit the charming village of Acorn Hill they'll never want to leave. Three sisters-Louise, a widow from Philadelphia; Alice, an unmarried nurse who lived with her father; and Jane, a divorced chef from San Francisco-reunite in the sleepy town after their father's death and turn the family home into a charming bed-and-breakfast. Here the sisters rekindle old memories, rediscover their childhood bonds, revel in the blessings of friendship and meet fascinating guests along the way.-------Alice is caring for a patient suffering from amnesia, and the only clue to her identity is the dog that was watching over her after her car went off the road. As Alice tries to help this woman recover her life, Louise counsels a guest whose marriage is on the rocks. Can she help the young woman give it one more try? Meanwhile, three of Jane's art school friends come to Grace Chapel Inn for a reunion and a reminder of the blessing of old friends.

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Courage and contentment from the 23rd Psalm.

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Rodney Cooper challenged men of all races to unite to form the colorful tapestry that Christ intends us to be.