Hope beyond Dementia, lessons from a personal journey of careThe onset of dementia in a loved one can lead to a slow private surrender that God is no longer able to save those gripped in the confusion of the disease. Despite the symptoms, the author here charts first hand how God is able to work through the disease and to actually save those seemingly beyond logical reach. Practical advice, spiritual helps and guidance are woven into the authors journey, to show how God is able to bring hope in the seeming

But how can we help them on their journey as they become independent from us

theological acuteness

answers these questions and restores gospel integrity and sanity to the church's confrontation of homosexual sin

Sally Sims brings all these elements together in one book

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is an associate professor of Christian Ethics and Apologetics and associate dean of the School of Theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

I have had the privilege of watching this brother lovingly serve his family and his church through some of the toughest seasons imaginable and he has done so humbly

Tracing the key patterns

In all the changes

are held as the best expression of the system of biblical truth-- "the whole counsel of God"-- thus far developed in the church of our Lord Jesus Christ

Richards Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary

Translated from the French of 1562 by Robert White

a pastor and church planter for thirty years