ADHD is one of the most common diagnoses given to children today, but is it truly a medical condition?
In ADHD: A Deceptive Diagnosis, biblical counselors David M. Tyler, PhD, and Kurt P. Grady, Pharm.D., examine the assumptions behind ADHD and show parents how Scripture provides clearer, more hopeful answers for attention, discipline, and growth.
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Modern psychology increasingly labels moral, spiritual, and relational problems as medical sickness.
In Deceptive Diagnosis: When Sin Is Called Sickness, biblical counselors David M. Tyler, PhD, and Kurt P. Grady, Pharm.D., expose how biblical categories of sin and responsibility have been replaced by psychiatric diagnoses, and call Christians back to God’s sufficient Word. 📖 Read the Sample Chapter Order the Full Book -
God’s Funeral confronts a quiet but profound shift in modern Christianity: the replacement of biblical authority with psychological theory. Dr. David M. Tyler traces how secular categories have reshaped pastoral care, discipleship, and our understanding of the human soul. This book calls the church back to the sufficiency and authority of Scripture. 📖 Look Inside This Book Read the opening pages of the book. → View the Sample Chapter -
Grief can feel isolating. It does not have to be mastering.
Grief: Victory Over a Lonely Darkness offers biblical direction for those weighed down by sorrow. Without minimizing pain, Dr. David M. Tyler shows how God’s Word provides clarity, comfort, and faithful endurance rooted in Scripture.
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Jesus Christ: Self-Denial or Self-Esteem? confronts a central tension in modern Christianity: whether the call of Christ is to deny oneself or to build self-esteem. Dr. David M. Tyler examines this question through Scripture, exposing how modern psychology has reshaped the church’s understanding of the self, and why Jesus’ words demand a very different response.
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Self-Esteem: Are We Really Better Than We Think? challenges the assumption that people suffer primarily from low self-worth. Dr. David M. Tyler examines the biblical view of humanity, exposing how self-esteem theory distorts the doctrine of sin and replaces repentance with self-affirmation.📖 Look Inside This Book
Read the opening pages and see how Scripture exposes the modern myth of self-esteem and points to the biblical understanding of the human heart.
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The Second Coming of Christ examines what Scripture actually teaches about Christ’s return, separating biblical truth from speculation, sensationalism, and cultural assumptions. Dr. David M. Tyler calls believers back to a sober, Scripture-centered hope rooted in the promises of God.
