Praise For When Is It Right To Die?
PRAISE FOR WHEN IS IT RIGHT TO DIE?
Over the course of several decades, Joni Eareckson Tada has helped us process the hard questions of life. In When Is It Right to Die? she does it again—scripturally, carefully, and prayerfully. Thank you, Joni.
Max Lucado, pastor and bestselling author
All across the world, people are swallowing the lie that it’s better to be dead than to be disabled or facing serious ongoing health challenges. That’s why I’m so glad that Joni Eareckson Tada has written this book. Hearing from someone who has lived with challenges is far more valuable to us than hearing from activists with an agenda.
Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family
Joni Eareckson Tada has been a champion not only for people with disabilities, but for all people who struggle with pain and disappointment. Always communicating with an assured smile and word of encouragement, Joni has masterfully maneuvered through the difficult subject of dying by shining the light of God’s Word filled with peace that overcomes the extremes of life. Your depth of understanding will increase as you exercise your right to choose the joy of eternal life that wins over our few short years on earth. Don’t miss reading this one!
Franklin Graham, president and CEO of Billy Graham Evangelistic Association and Samaritan’s Purse
Joni Eareckson Tada is not a professional ethicist pondering the theoretical; she is a wise and devoted Jesus follower living out the actual—every day for the past fifty years. When Is It Right to Die? offers no easy answers, but it is filled with profound wisdom and eternal perspective and overflows with grace and truth. There’s no one I would sooner listen to on this critical question than Joni.
Randy Alcorn, author and founder and director of Eternal Perspective Ministries
When we have questions, we want answers—especially when it comes to the tough topics. This means we all need this book. It is clear, concise, compelling. What a gift to our world!
June Hunt, founder and Chief Servant Officer, HOPE FOR THE HEART
Many Christians are committed to upholding the dignity of life at the beginning of life, but we face grave choices at the end of life too. We must get this one right—too much hangs in the balance. Thankfully, Joni Eareckson Tada has offered the guidance in When Is It Right to Die? Hers is an important and trustworthy voice, and it needs to be heard.
John Stonestreet, president, the Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview