Released in the UK March 2024
Released in the US March 2024
Trade paperback | 96 Pages
9781527110670 • £7.99 $9.99
BISAC – REL012010
To a Christian, the death of an unbeliever is heartbreaking. But even in the darkness of grief, there can be light. Will Dobbie’s nuanced examination of the hope found in the Bible offers more than shallow comfort. With the tone of a pastor, who knows how hard it is to lose a friend and not know whether they belong to Christ, Will Dobbie affirms that we don’t need to suppress grief. He directs our eyes towards the One who knows all things, who feels our heartache, and who Himself grieves. If you are mourning a loved one, this book offers not shallow consolation, but real comfort based in the truth of God’s Word.
Will Dobbie
After serving in the British Army, Will Dobbie went into full–time ministry in 2006. He moved to London to plant a church in 2013. In 2021, he moved to the US to plant again. He enjoys running and reading. He is married with two boys.
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Sound, sensitive and scriptural.
Rob Ventura
Pastor, Grace Community Baptist Church, Providence, Rhode Island
… gospel filled, tender and kind, practical and theological. Anyone who has grieved a loved one that died apart from faith needs to read this book.
Christina Fox
Counselor, retreat speaker and author
… an accessible, compassionate, unflinchingly biblical application of the gospel to the heart–wrenching experience of uncertain loss. A must–read for those seeking solace and understanding in the face of profound grief – a reminder that, in Christ, there is comfort for every affliction.
Eric M. Schumacher
Podcaster; songwriter; author, ‘Ours: Biblical Comfort for Men Grieving Miscarriages’
In the footsteps of his Saviour, Will Dobbie has walked into the darkness to bring light and comfort to all who mourn. This is a wise and gentle book, full of grace and truth – full of Christ, the man of sorrows and shepherd of the downcast. It will be an immense help not just to those who mourn, but those, too, who want to walk with sufferers in their grief.
Jonty Rhodes
Minister, Christ Church Central, Leeds, UK