Caring for our aging parentsâwhether we take them into our homes or support them from a distanceâis a beautiful opportunity for us to honor them. It can also be an intensely demanding process in which we discover things about them, about ourselves, and about the difficulties of old age that stretch and challenge us.
Addressing the endeavor with grace and clarity, Kathleen Nielson offers five rich scriptural truths to guide our thinking: God sovereignly ordains our aging, calls us to honor our elders, sees the sufferings of age, helps us to the end, and reveals what is to come. Learn how, in light of these truths, we are empowered to respond to our parents and other loved ones with humility, respect, compassion, faith, and hope.
âA happy mixture of biblical instruction and practical wisdom. It is hard to imagine a home that would not benefit from having a copy of this book.â âD. A. Carson, Emeritus Professor of New Testament, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
âA glorious book. Kathleen infuses Christian dignity and biblical virtue into the weighty task of caring for aged loved ones. Every page embodies the tender care of our Savior.â âRosaria Butterfield, Author; Speaker
âGives us the long view of how to care for our aging parents in ways that are âpleasing in Godâs sight.â I learned a lot from this book.â âJonny Gibson, Associate Professor of Old Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary
âEncourages and inspires us to see the care of elderly parents not merely as a command but also as a joy and a privilege.â âCarrie Sandom, Director of Womenâs Ministry, Proclamation Trust, London
âA treasure trove of biblical wisdom. For years Iâve been eager to hold this book in my hands, and now that I have, I can tell you that my very high expectations werenât high enough.â âMary Willson Hannah, Director of Women in Ministry, Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis
Caring for our aging parentsâwhether we take them into our homes or support them from a distanceâis a beautiful opportunity for us to honor them. It can also be an intensely demanding process in which we discover things about them, about ourselves, and about the difficulties of old age that stretch and challenge us.
Addressing the endeavor with grace and clarity, Kathleen Nielson offers five rich scriptural truths to guide our thinking: God sovereignly ordains our aging, calls us to honor our elders, sees the sufferings of age, helps us to the end, and reveals what is to come. Learn how, in light of these truths, we are empowered to respond to our parents and other loved ones with humility, respect, compassion, faith, and hope.
âA happy mixture of biblical instruction and practical wisdom. It is hard to imagine a home that would not benefit from having a copy of this book.â âD. A. Carson, Emeritus Professor of New Testament, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School
âA glorious book. Kathleen infuses Christian dignity and biblical virtue into the weighty task of caring for aged loved ones. Every page embodies the tender care of our Savior.â âRosaria Butterfield, Author; Speaker
âGives us the long view of how to care for our aging parents in ways that are âpleasing in Godâs sight.â I learned a lot from this book.â âJonny Gibson, Associate Professor of Old Testament, Westminster Theological Seminary
âEncourages and inspires us to see the care of elderly parents not merely as a command but also as a joy and a privilege.â âCarrie Sandom, Director of Womenâs Ministry, Proclamation Trust, London
âA treasure trove of biblical wisdom. For years Iâve been eager to hold this book in my hands, and now that I have, I can tell you that my very high expectations werenât high enough.â âMary Willson Hannah, Director of Women in Ministry, Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis