Theology of Sickness: Spiritual Healing in the Shadow of Disease explores one of the most universal experiences of human life with clarity, depth, and compassion. From the witness of Scripture to the history of the church, from the ministry of Jesus to the challenges of modern healthcare, this book traces how Christians have understood sickness and healing across the centuries. It offers a vision of healing that is not limited to physical cure but embraces the whole person in body, mind, spirit, and community while pointing to the ultimate hope of resurrection and eternal restoration.

Written for pastors, students, caregivers, and all who have wrestled with illness, this book brings together biblical insight, historical wisdom, and practical guidance. It speaks to the heart as well as the mind, reminding readers that sickness, though real, does not have the final word. In Christ, the church discovers both the courage to care for the sick today and the confidence to look forward to the day when every tear will be wiped away and all creation will be made whole.