New Durham Chapel

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Raymond Vath's book on counseling those with eating disorders is part of the Resources for Christian Counseling series, a series that combines the best of current psychological theory with a strict adherence to scriptural truth.

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David Thompson's book on counseling and divorce is part of the Resources for Christian Counseling series, a series which combines the best insights from current psychological practice with a strict adherence to biblical truth.

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Wilson's study on Counseling and Homosexuality is a contribution to the Resources for Christian Counseling series, a series that joins the best of current psychological insight with strict adherence to Scriptural truth.

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Resources for Christian Counseling presents current research and practical tools for counseling contemporary problems. The authors in this series deal with a broad range of human concerns from a biblical perspective. Comprehensive and practical, this series is a valuable resource for anyone who has the responsibility of counseling others.

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Fifteen internationally known prophecy experts share their vision for God's prophetic plan and the vital role Christians will play. Each chapter reveals how the countdown to Armageddon has already begun.

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Meet the third Derwood: short, nearsighted, and afraid of everything. Jean Derwood's biggest hope is that one day she will do something brave or heroic and prove that she is not a coward. Chances of heroism seem pretty slim in the quiet town of Peabody, Wisconsin, but then a letter arrives for the family, inviting them down to Uncle Rufus's farm in Alabama. As Jean soon learns, the farm is next to an abandoned hunting lodge and no more than a mile from the turning and twisting passages of Limestone Cave. To make things even more interesting, a stolen jewel called the Winchester Beryl is said to have been hidden in the area. The police are still combing the mountains for the jewel thieves. Afraid, on the one hand, that the Lord will not send her an adventure and yet afraid that He will, Jean's first chore is to convince her parents to let her stay at the farm.