Since he was first diagnosed with cancer in 1995, trusted advisor and best-selling author Larry Burkett has learned, in his words, "more than I ever wanted to know" about cancer and the keys to living through the healing process. With candor, compassion, and a practical biblical foundation, Larry sh... (more)

A support book for parents, siblings, grandparents and others who have lost a child they love. This book gives an understanding of how grieving for a child can affect every member of the family, and the relationships between the surviving members. It goes on to explain the different types of suppo... (more)

The borders between life and death are blurrier than ever, thanks to years of ambiguity about the status of the fetus. At the other end of the spectrum, the elderly are done away with as a nod towards 'quality of life'. Assisted suicide, infanticide and euthanasia are just a few of the ways this med... (more)

Each chapter reveals a powerful lesson of survival by using wildflowers as a metaphor for the tragedies of life--tall purple fireweed, bright black-eyed Susans, and fragrant wild roses all take on stories of loss and illness yet manage to flourish in the barren terrains that resemble the scorched an... (more)

The loss of a baby is one of the most acute losses a person can experience. In this helpful book, Louis A. Gamino and Ann Taylor Cooney address both miscarriage and stillbirth and the grief implications of each. They offer comfort to mothers, fathers, and families who must find ways to recognize the... (more)

Author and cancer patient advocate Lynn Eib, a colon cancer survivor, draws on her own experiences, the wisdom of Scripture, and the stories of others who battled cancer, to help survivors and their loved ones deal with their fears, their moods, their questions, and more.