When the Noise Won't Stop

Description Is there a relationship between anxiety and sin? If so, what does the Bible say about it? Does the gospel offer comfort to those suffering from anxiety disorders? How can our hope in Christ lead us when living seems impossibly hard? Are psychology and medication biblical ways to seek help? When the Noise Won’t Stop combines deep personal experience and comprehensive biblical study to demonstrate how the gospel addresses the pain and difficulty of anxiety. Avoiding simplistic answers while candidly sharing his own struggles, Paul Grimmond presents readers with a future that is both down-to-earth and full of hope, showing how the good news of Jesus offers light and promise to those who are suffering. A well-known pastor and preacher, Paul begins with his story, outlining the perspectives of psychology and medicine. But the heart of this book is an in-depth consideration of how the Bible forms and addresses our understanding of anxiety. When the Noise Won’t Stop is a much-needed encouragement for Christians dealing personally with an anxiety disorder and for Christians caring for someone with this growing societal problem. About the author Paul Grimmond is the Dean of Students at Moore Theological College, Sydney. Before joining the faculty, he served in university ministry and as an editor for Matthias Media. He is a well-known conference speaker, as well as an experienced trainer, mentor and pastor. He is the author of Right Side Up, The Archer and the Arrow (with Phillip Jensen) and Suffering Well.