Todd V. Cioffi

Living with Grief

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“Lament for a Son is Wolterstorff’s ‘cry of grief’ over the untimely death of his son. Thirty-five years later, Living with Grief is an account of how he lives with that loss. Wolterstorff engages the likes of St. Augustine and John Calvin and finds them wanting. Where he finds true companions in living with grief is among the incarcerated prisoners at the Richard Handlon Correctional Facility in Ionia, Michigan. These prisoners, most with life sentences, have experienced unimaginable and incalculable losses, putting them, as one man put it, in a ‘warehouse of grief.’ Perhaps surprisingly, it is behind bars that Wolterstorff continues to learn how to live with grief redemptively.”

Lord and Servant

Theology

“Impressively, Horton uses the covenantal perspective to bring a vast array of ancient, modern, and contemporary theological voices into fruitful conversation. Lord and Servant, therefore, would be of interest to theologians, historians, and pastors of all stripes.”