Christians have questions about death…

• What happens to a Christian when they die?
• Do they go immediately to heaven?
• Do they wait until the resurrection at the end of the age?
• Is there such a thing as soul sleep?

Is Soul Sleep Scriptural? One would think this is a settled question among Christians, but in actuality, sometimes it is not. While most Christians believe the soul of a believer survives death and consciously enjoys the glories of heaven, some believe in what is called soul sleep, which is the idea that people are unconscious or nonexistent until God raises their bodies from the dead at the resurrection.

The Immortality of the Soul: Which is true? This book thoroughly examines the issue. The author makes an airtight case from scripture and from the writings of early Christendom that is irrefutable; the Bible and historic Christianity both deny the doctrine of soul sleep and affirm the immortality of the soul.

Comforting Truth: The knowledge that immediately upon death, Christians are in heavenly glory with Christ gives peace and serenity to Christians in bereavement and comforts those who themselves are nearing eternity’s door. With this knowledge, we can say, along with the Apostle Paul, “to live is Christ, but to die is gain!”

If you know a Christian troubled by these questions this book will give them peace.