What Happens When I Die?: And Other Questions about Heaven, Hell and the Life to Come (Questions Christians Ask)

“This book faces up to real issues and questions that people have about death and gives real answers not just wishful thinking. Readable, engaging and clear, I'm getting copies to give away.”

“Marcus has written a clear, simple book which is wonderfully pastoral in its focus and answers many of the nagging questions Christians (and non-Christians) have about death and what happens next. Very encouraging to read—and easy to pass on.”

“This magnificent book provides a comprehensive answer to the most important question any of us will ever ask. It provides a clear guide to the Bibles teaching on death and beyond. It is informative, well argued and compelling. I recommend it wholeheartedly.”

“Marcus has done us a great service of shining light on a subject that is often neglected, and consequently murky in our churches today. In an area of thought that is increasingly vulnerable to the creep of pagan ideas, What Happens When I Die? is biblical, refreshing, faithful and pertinent. It has all the makings of a church book-table best seller! I for one will have a constant supply available for our church. I am grateful to Marcus for writing a book that is accessible and practical. Particularly helpful for their brevity and clarity, are the excellent, myth-busting applications based on the content of each chapter. I heartily commend this book to you.”

“With some great down-to-earth illustrations and a pastorally-sensitive clarity, Marcus Nodder unwraps the Bible's teaching on what happens the other side of death. A short but profound book of searching insight, stark warning, and glorious hope—a must-read for all mortals!”

“Reading a book on death that makes you glad to die means it must be a good book! At least, if not wanting to die prematurely, it breathed a quiet firm confidence that when that day inevitably comes, the sting of death has gone! Marcus Nodder writes boldly, yet sensitively. We are left in no doubt that certain crucial issues must be faced before death, so that certain crucial confidences can be anticipated after death. The ground of such hope is not wishful thinking, but the person, work and promises of Jesus Christ. This book is excellent for those facing their own mortality, for those who are bereaved, but especially for those who think death is just switching off a light. The truth is so much bigger than that, and the possibilities so much more wonderful!”

“Our experiences in life may vary greatly, but what we all have in common is that one day we will die; and it is essential to know what happens when we do. The good news is we can know. In this book Marcus Nodder works through key biblical passages clearly showing us what happens after death. Marcus' pastoral heart and considerable experience is evident as he answers the common questions that many of us have about death, heaven, and judgment. Whether you believe in God or not, you will benefit greatly from the short time it takes to read this book.”

“A great series and an excellent resource. Important issues tackled thoughtfully, carefully, thoroughly and biblically. You couldn't ask for anything more. So don't. Buy these and use them well.”

“Marcus Nodder has written sensitively and honestly about death, dying and the life to come. Avoiding the usual platitudes and not ducking the hard questions he has given us a gift; a clear statement of the biblical hope. Everyone, whether they see themselves as Christian or not, needs to consider the issues raised in this unusually helpful little book. None of us can avoid dying and each of us needs to start thinking seriously about what will happen in the seconds (and then ages) beyond our earthly passing. You can't do better than this!”

“This book grapples with some difficult questions about death and what lies beyond. In a clear and direct manner, it explains biblical teaching and uses contemporary illustrations and observations to show its relevance. Cutting through misconceptions and false beliefs, Marcus Nodder challenges us to take seriously what God has actually revealed on this all-important topic.”