How we see our time says a lot about how we view God. In this study, Roy King examines the way that God views our time and provides helpful suggestions on how to bring the use of our time into alignment with God's perspective. Includes study guide questions for each chapter.

One Small Part of Heaven tells parallel stories, one in the natural world and one in the spiritual. A man is hit by a car and killed. He ends up in the spiritual world. About the same time, over a thousand miles away, a young housewife is in a traffic accident and is killed, and she too ends up in the spiritual world. They're almost immediately together, because they are perfect for each other and because they are meant to be together. They do not interact with the natural world nor seek closure with it. They go to one small part of heaven and are very happy there. Meanwhile, their spouses in the natural world meet each other and are married, and are almost happy together, in spite of all the trials and tribulations on earth, until they too enter the spiritual world and go to their small part of heaven.

This volume brings together research principles with the practical issues of carrying out research to provide a clear and fascinating guide to the reality of contemporary criminological research. The experience of leading experts is combined with first-hand accounts from new scholars, to provide a text that students can refer to throughout their criminological studies.
Doing Research on Crime and Justice is divided into five parts, and covers practice and politics in criminology; theory, data and types of criminological research; research on crime, criminals and victims; research on criminal justice agencies and institutions, and concludes with four case studies from new scholars.
Incorporating a new international perspective, this volume also addresses contemporary issues such as cyber crime, and provides guidance on conducting research in situations of cultural diversity.