David Cook Bücher

Was geschieht, wenn ein Mann Vater werden will, und das ohne Frau? Als sich Graham Holt einen Sohn wünscht, hätte er nicht gedacht, daß dies sein Leben so gründlich umkrempeln würde ... David Cook zeichnet ein ebenso einfühlsames wie eindringliches Porträt einer Vater-Sohn-Beziehung, das auf originelle Art und Weise die Sichtweise des Erwachsenen mit der Gefühlswelt des Kindes verbindet.

This 50-day devotional guides readers through the Book of Acts, offering insightful reflections for both individual study and group discussions. Each day's entry encourages deeper exploration of the early church's formation, the spread of the Gospel, and the work of the Holy Spirit. It fosters spiritual growth and understanding of key themes, making it suitable for personal reflection or communal engagement. Ideal for those seeking to deepen their faith and knowledge of early Christianity.

A highly readable survey of the major responsibilities, opportunities and challenges involved in coaching today's athlete. It emphasizes the mental techniques known through the latest research in sport psychology to enhance performance and enjoyment in sports.

The first translated and annotated edition of Ibn Na'if's work offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the text through detailed commentary and cultural context. It highlights the author's unique perspective and literary style, making it accessible to a modern audience while preserving the original nuances. This edition serves as an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike, bridging historical gaps and enriching the appreciation of Ibn Na'if's contributions to literature and thought.