A Concise Christian Response to Assisted Suicide

Assisted suicide is on the rise. In some countries, it has become a legal option for those with a terminal diagnosis and individuals who seek to escape depression, poverty, and loneliness. Western culture has recast elective death as a clinical, compassionate good. How should we, as Christians, evaluate this alarming trend?

In this brief booklet, Andrew Spencer offers a biblical response to assisted suicide by addressing key moral questions about human dignity, suffering, the image of God, and his purpose for our lives. Combining scriptural reasoning and pastoral sensitivity, Spencer helps believers discern what is morally good, equips Christian leaders to discuss the topic thoughtfully, and points non-Christians to the hope found in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

• Offers a Christian Perspective: Helps both believers and non-believers engage the moral questions surrounding assisted suicide and find hope in the gospel
• Grounded in Moral Reasoning: A helpful resource for pastors, counselors, youth leaders, and caregivers seeking a framework for this topic of debate
• Short, Accessible Format: A concise biblical exploration of human dignity, suffering, the image of God, and his purpose for our lives
• Part of the TGC Hard Questions Series: Equips readers with answers to difficult questions facing today’s church