Dennis Clark Knihy

Exploring the intersection of science and spirituality, this book reveals how individuals can achieve divine healing from pain, sickness, and emotional struggles. It emphasizes that the same divine presence that created humanity also offers healing, residing within each person. Readers are invited to discover transformative insights that promise to enhance their spiritual experience and connection with the healing power of God.

Exploring the concept of deliverance, this book demystifies its meaning and necessity, addressing common misconceptions and fears. It contrasts sensationalized portrayals with a more grounded, Biblical understanding, making the topic accessible to all readers. By providing insights into the spiritual realm, it encourages individuals to recognize their need for deliverance in a practical and relatable manner, ultimately revealing that the process can be simpler than often perceived.

True transformation goes beyond merely avoiding harmful behaviors; it involves addressing the deeper aspects of the soul. This book explores the essential elements that facilitate lasting change, emphasizing that genuine life-altering shifts come from understanding and nurturing the soul's desires. By focusing on this inner journey, readers can achieve profound and enduring personal growth.

Emphasizing the beauty and diversity of New Jersey, this children's book takes young readers on a journey through the state's iconic attractions. From the sandy beaches and fishing boats along the Atlantic Ocean to the blueberry farms in the Pine Barrens, children will explore landmarks like Lucy the Elephant, Asbury Park, and the Adventure Aquarium. The narrative captures the essence of the Garden State, making it an engaging introduction to New Jersey's unique spirit and charm.

The book serves as a guide to experiencing a first-century supernatural lifestyle, as exemplified by early Christians. Sid Roth, the host of "It's Supernatural!", shares insights and teachings aimed at empowering readers to embrace and manifest spiritual gifts and miracles in their daily lives. Through practical advice and biblical references, it encourages a deep connection with the supernatural aspects of faith, promising a transformative journey for believers.

Set against the backdrop of 1960s New York City, the narrative explores themes of greed and lust through the lives of Preston and Margo, a young couple enjoying a carefree relationship. As Preston, an ambitious investment banker, pursues success in the stock market, they become unwittingly involved with Sidney, a stranger from a contrasting world. Sidney's hidden life as the owner of a sex club complicates their lives, intertwining ambition and desire in unexpected ways.

The book compiles a collection of demonstration paintings from a series of live streaming online watercolor art lessons conducted by Dennis in 2012. Requested by students from around the globe, it serves as a souvenir of their shared learning experience, showcasing various techniques and artistic expressions captured during the sessions.

Drawing on over forty years of personal experience and fourteen years of sorcery study in Mexico, the author shares insights into the mastery of awareness and the manipulation of the dreaming body. Written under the name Don Pedro, the text reflects a blend of teachings from a mentor and spiritual guidance from a transcended loved one. It explores the journey back to the abstract and the potential of luminous beings, offering a unique perspective on spiritual growth and consciousness.

Focusing on the resilience of nineteenth-century Irish emigrants in America, the book explores how they established a lasting ethnic subculture. Through family stories, interviews, and historical records, the author analyzes the interplay of identity, organization, and communication within the Irish-American community. Highlighting various roles—from storytellers to laborers—Clark illustrates how the Irish cultivated their identity and responded to social challenges. While primarily based on Philadelphia, the study connects to broader Irish experiences across different cities, offering a comprehensive view of their cultural dynamics.

Focusing on the exploration, colonization, and rebellion, this narrative captures the events leading to the establishment of the Republic of Texas in April 1836. It serves as a significant contribution to the bicentennial celebration of the Texas War for Independence from Mexico, detailing the pivotal moments and figures that shaped this transformative period in history.