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Exploring the intelligence of octopuses, this book delves into their surprising cognitive abilities, comparing them to those of a 12-year-old boy. It challenges traditional views of animal intelligence and highlights the octopus's problem-solving skills, adaptability, and complex behaviors. Through engaging anecdotes and scientific insights, readers are invited to reconsider what it means to be "smart" in the animal kingdom, revealing the remarkable capabilities of these fascinating creatures.

Everyone has to live with second choices—events and circumstances that they would not choose, some trivial, some tragic. Daniel was a man whose life was filled with second choices, but he did more than just survive; he stayed faithful to God and thrived. So what is there to learn from his story in Scripture? Pastor and author Jeff Lucas challenges readers to ask, “How can we, like Daniel, be faithful in the ‘Babylon’ of second choices?” Down-to-earth but inspirational, Singing in Babylon explores how the reader, like Daniel, can find purpose and meaning in life’s second choices.  

Written in the same style as It's a Dog's Life and The Cactus Stabbers, Jeff provides us with more tales from his life and travels as a pastor.In a finger- pointing culture of focusing on the foibles and failures of others, we become blind to our own flaws and faults.

Jeff interweaves the story of his early years, becoming a Christian and being called to ministry with the biblical account of Jesus meeting with the disciples on the beach at Galilee after His resurrection. In his unique insightful way, Jeff reflects on elements of that encounter that readers might not have considered before, such as why didn't Jesus help out the fishermen earlier, what was the significance of catching 153 fish and how having breakfast together was beneficial for the body and soul.Themes:* How to keep on believing when we cannot see clearly.* Why some Christians still struggle with shame when the Bible tells us of the good news of forgiveness.* The importance of comforting others without resorting to unhelpful clichés.* Recognising that the Christian life might not always be an exciting adventure.Previously published in the USA by Zondervan - Updated and re-edited for the UK

Set against the backdrop of 1920s Hollywood, the story follows a protagonist yearning for a perfect, glamorous life amidst the glitz and chaos of the film industry. As he navigates the allure of fame, ambition, and the darker undercurrents of the era, he discovers that the pursuit of an idyllic existence comes with unexpected challenges and moral dilemmas. This tale explores the contrast between dreams and reality, revealing the complexities of ambition in a world obsessed with illusion.

The Bible spends a great deal of time sharing the stories of men and women who strayed from the path of good. So, is there something good these bad people can teach us? For example, what can Cain teach us about authentic worship? Can King Saul's daughter help us understand kindness? What can we learn from the mob at Thessalonica about faithfulness?

The narrative explores the rich history of Long Prairie, Minnesota, beginning with its significance as a Native American battleground and the establishment of the Winnebago Agency in 1845. It highlights the evolution of the town through its river and rail transportation era, the construction of the county courthouse, and the enduring charm of its historic Main Street. This small town has provided a comforting sense of place for generations, reflecting its unique cultural and historical legacy.

Jeff's back with a collection of some of his most profound wisdom to date. From over 40 years of Christian ministry experience to choose from, Jeff considers some of the lessons he has learned (and is still learning) along the way - particularly, some of the things he could have done with knowing earlier.

Following on from the bestselling The Cactus Stabbers, Jeff is back with another of his collections of humorous and heart-warming stories from his life and travels as a pastor. Writing in his usual witty and wise style, Jeff takes an honest look at everyday life, as he learns from friends, total strangers, delivery men and, yes, dogs.