David Stevens

Aging, Death, and the Quest for Immortality

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Every day we walk the path of life, getting older. Aging, Death, and the Quest for Immortality is an invaluable road map for wherever you are on life's journey. With gripping stories, practical tips, and critical analysis, it provides an essential traveling companion. Don't go home without it!”

Finding Grace in the Face of Dementia

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“My father-in-law resided with us through his eight-year journey with Alzheimer’s. As a physician, I had taken care of patients with dementia, but then I lived with the disease. The best way to help a friend or family member dealing with this illness is to give them a copy of this book. It is an invaluable resource.”

Finishing Well to the Glory of God

Christian Living

“Don't face your death or that of a loved one unprepared. Finishing Well to the Glory of God is the comprehensive, deeply Christian and readable resource I know of its kind and will prepare you and your loved ones to die well.”

His Brain, Her Brain

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“Powerful, perceptive, and practical. His Brain, Her Brain is a miracle medication for marriages. It clears the fog that causes relationship collisions. Don’t drive home without it.”

Keeping Faith in Faith-Based Organizations

Theology

“Faith fuels an army of dedicated health care professionals serving the least, the last, and the lost in the most difficult areas of the world . . . No one better articulates . . . the necessity of these servants' calling than Major Dean Pallant . . . Pallant opens a window into why faith-based health organizations foster healthy people . . . [This is] a groundbreaking work in an engaging style. I could not put my copy down.”

Wellness for the Glory of God

Christian Living

“Wisdom comes from great knowledge and long experience, and this book is full of strategies for life’s second half from a physician who has both. Its advice is practical and priceless. Everyone over fifty should read this book!”