Critical incidents, car chases, domestic violence, drug gangs, highway fatalities-all police men and women face daily. This is not to mention changing sleep patterns and odd family schedules. Let this NIV Peacemakers Police Officer New Testament give police officers hope, courage, and wisdom as they face dangers everyday. Includes the New Testament and Psalms with Proverbs from the New International Version, helpful articles by cops and chaplains, a and a clear gospel message.

This NIV Peacemakers New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs will give law enforcement officers hope, courage, and wisdom as they face dangers every day. This Bible includes the complete New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs from the most read and most NIV, helpful articles by officers and chaplains, and a clear gospel message.

This pocket-sized NIV New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs gives law enforcement officers hope, courage, and wisdom as they face dangers every day. This Bible includes the complete New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs from the New International Version, a clear gospel message, and helpful articles by officers and chaplains.

Jesus calls everyone to live as a Christian around the clock. Most law enforcement academies teach the law but not how law enforcement officers can exemplify the characteristics Jesus came to teachlove, compassion, integrity, ethics, morals, and valueswhen on duty. In The Gospel of Matthew through the Eyes of a Cop, author Charles Gilliland provides a daily devotional for anyone working in the criminal justice system. This guide provides training in basic, critical, and often neglected attributes that law enforcement officers must possess. Gilliland sets up each lesson so that it mirrors a law enforcement officers shift. The briefing section offers an idea of how to apply the lesson to daily duties, presenting a question or short statement on how the lesson relates specifically to law enforcement. The dispatch section lists the Bible verses for the lesson and prompts further reflection or research. The guide then goes on the street, getting to the heart of the lesson. Finally, each section concludes with a brief commentary to shed light on the passage studied. Whether used for individual or group study, The Gospel of Matthew through the Eyes of a Cop helps law enforcement officers put into practice the lessons Jesus taught. Following this devotional, they can find a way to do so effectively for the benefit of all.

One of the age-old debates in Christian circles is the controversy between law and grace. Old Testament law and New Testament grace stand in somewhat of a unique relationship to each other. This unusual position has brought about a point of view that, some churches in the Christian circle, do not relate to Old Testament at all. There are churches that brag about the fact that they are a “New Testament Church", and totally ignore the Old Testament. Jesus addressed this issue in the Matt 5:17 Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. (KJV) Old Testament prophecies are fulfilled in the New Testament. He did not come to destroy the law, because the law was important to Him. In this book law will take on a somewhat different attitude and grace will stand alongside in total harmony. In an effort to harmonize law and grace, police work and chaplain ministry, this book was written. This is a collection of devotional thoughts that have been used on Sunday morning to encourage dialogue. And show the men and women of law enforcement and the law enforcement chaplains that God''s word can be used to harmonize their respected labors.

This expanded and updated third edition continues to be an important reference volume and tool to survival in a law enforcement career. The book is designed to be used with the Bible and will help law enforcement officers consciously take the pulse of their soul, ensuring that they stay on a strong spiritual and moral path. Each devotion included in the book examines a particular passage of scripture from the perspective of law enforcement. Often the primary meaning of the passage is not discussed in detail. Rather, the law enforcement angle of the passage is explored. Keeping physically fit and achieving expert law enforcement skills, along with maintaining a strong heart, mind, and soul, are essential ingredients to being a successful police officer and crucial to his/her survival. The book is not just a collection of devotions with religious meanings; rather, it clearly identifies some of the most trying situations that officers often find themselves in, the ones that challenge the soul the most, and helps them make sense of it all. The author links these situations with relevant biblical passages. Each devotion in the book is freestanding and can be used in any order. The devotions are arranged in several categories: Justice, Dealing with People, Crime and Police Situations, Prevention, Self-care, and Devotions for Law Enforcement Chaplains. Each of the 81 devotions conclude with questions for reflection and a meaningful prayer. These address a wide variety of ceremonial functions, including cadet graduations, retirements, blessings for substations, award banquets, and fire department events. This new edition includes four additional devotions for law enforcement, eight new devotions for law enforcement chaplains, and four prayers for ceremonial functions. This book will be essential reading for police officers, firefighters, law enforcement supervisors, community service officers, chaplains, and ministers.

The Peacekeepers Bible study is written for individual law enforcement officers and small groups.