When Breath Becomes Air – Christianity Today Review
Last week, Christianity Today released my review article of Paul Kalanithi's amazing book, When Breath Becomes Air. He was a Stanford neurosurgeon who was diagnosed with an incurable cancer when he was 35. In the midst of the shadow of death placed upon him, he found his life invigorated in new and profound ways. Most reviews of his book have not highlighted his faith. But when you look for it, the book portrays a renewal and rediscovery of Christian hope. It's an extraordinary book, which points to hope that not even death can defeat. I cannot recommend this book enough; you can read the whole review here or at ChristianityToday.com. Cancer, Where Is Your Sting? A neurosurgeon discovers hope and healing in the face of a terminal diagnosis. Christianity Today, April 19, 2016 Paul Kalanithi, a Stanford neurosurgeon, had devoted his life to a vision of helping the dying. But just as he was finishing his residency, terminal...