Richard Lucas Knihy

Publikace předkládá čtenáři široký sortiment léků na rostlinné bázi, které lze připravit i podomácku.

Set in a magical realm, the story follows Luanna, a mage determined to break a four-year curse that has confined her to a single location and a king. Her journey to the Crushed Peak, a majestic mountain and the Guardian of the Lost Lands, symbolizes her quest for freedom. As she navigates this enchanting yet perilous world, she must confront mysterious figures that threaten her mission and freedom. The narrative explores themes of empowerment, resilience, and the struggle against dark forces.

The Dog Log, written as a daily notation to the sheriff’s department, begins as a simple complaint about a barking dog, but it soon becomes a powerful self-exploration and confessional. It's a touching, hilarious, and cleverly sneaky memoir of a man in Los Angeles who inadvertently rediscovers himself through helping his elderly neighbor after she falls, when he reluctantly tends to her two noisy and badly behaved Yorkshire terriers. What he discovers in her apartment shocks him into a surprising decision, and by addressing their problems, he helps to resolve his own. With humor and honesty, The Dog Log looks into big-city loneliness, heartbreak, and, ultimately, old age, but then—one footstep at a time along the sidewalks of West Hollywood—it climbs into the light. By knocking on his neighbor’s door, one man’s life changes forever. It’s an epic journey of forty feet.

These safe, effective Chinese herbal remedies have worked for thousands of years to heal disease and relieve suffering - and, in this landmark book, author Richard Lucas offers documented proof that they can work as well for you today.

Fullness and freedom--two aspects of Christian life that we all want to share. Paul wrote about them at length (and depth) in his letter to the Christians at Colossae, where certain new teachers were proclaiming that "mere Christianity" is not enough. There is, they suggested, a fuller experience, a greater liberation, than they had so far enjoyed. But Paul was adamant: all God's fullness is in Christ alone, and only through his complete work are we set free. These are the great objective truths of the faith that Dick Lucas highlights in his exposition, enabling us to see both the riches that are ours in Christ and the irrelevance--even blasphemy--of all would-be improvements on what God has done.

The message of 2 Peter and Jude. The promise of his coming. An exposition of two letters which set forward Christian growth as the church's remedy against the destabilising force of heretical teaching and false guides.