A must-read guide for parents and grandparents who want to practically and successfully help their teenager navigate the ever-lengthening stage of adolescence launching, them into society with confidence, vision, and success. Zombies are not just found in horror movies, sometimes they're lying on your living room couch. These are undead adolescents whose psychological and social development have come to a screeching halt. Torn by their yearning for freedom and their fear of surviving the outside world, they have stalled in their maturity, motivation, and purpose in life, hijacked by a helplessness and fear of responsibility. Parents often feel ill-equipped to love, support, and guide them-especially when they may be facing a midlife crisis of their own and battling some of the same issues in their own lives. Is it really possible to escape this "undead" state of being? In My Teenage Zombie board-certified psychiatrist and medical doctor David L. Henderson explains the parts of a teenage zombie (their brain, heart, and spirit), how they got into this undead state, and how to resurrect them back to life. Using real-life examples of families he has counseled, he describes both their physical and psychological characteristics and offers practical suggestions on how to deal with, and in many cases avoid, having an undead adolescent in your home. The book is divided into three helpful sections: The Rise of the Undead: Understanding the Nature of a Teenage Zombie The Fear of the Undead: Facing the Anxiety of Confronting a Teenage Zombie Resurrecting the Undead: Restoring Your Teenage Zombie to a Life Worth Living If you are the parent of an undead adolescent, there is hope for you and your child. Or maybe you have children who are not yet adolescents. It's never too early to prepare for the challenges that await you. Either way, stay calm and start resurrecting zombies!

A Prophet In Sychar is the author's personal experience with the New Testament story of the woman at the well of Samaria, found in the fourth chapter of John's Gospel. Jacob's well is the site of an historic encounter between Jesus Christ and an unidentified woman of the Samaritan village of Sychar; when John recorded this encounter, he left out such details as facial expressions, hand gestures, body language, tone of voice, etc. This story is an attempt to add back into the story such details, and with them, the meaning, emotional and otherwise, that has until now only been guessed at. Included are a few selected shorter works, essays, if you will, or articles, discussing various aspects of the Christian faith, and a couple pieces of fiction. Bottom line, this is the output of someone who loves writing, offered to those who love reading.