Bone Dead and Rising

What happens when trauma and resurrection meet in the same soul?

Bone Dead and Rising by Charles Davidson isn’t your average theological text. It’s raw, intimate, and deeply human. Blending memoir with reflection, Davidson takes you into the shadows—through childhood abuse, psychological trauma, and spiritual disintegration—and then lifts you into the light. This is about resurrection, not just of the body, but of identity, voice, and spirit.

Here’s the line that stopped me: “My voice was buried before I ever had the chance to speak.” That’s the weight this book carries—and the liberation it offers.

This isn’t just for theologians or ministers. It’s for anyone who’s been hurt and is hungry to heal. Davidson weaves personal storytelling with deep theological insight in a way that feels both grounded and transcendent. He doesn’t preach—he shares. And that’s what makes it powerful.

You’ll explore grief, recovery, faith, forgiveness, and the terrifying beauty of rebuilding your life from the ruins. And you’ll do it alongside someone who’s lived every word he writes.

This is the kind of book you underline. The kind you come back to when life hits hard.

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If you've ever felt silenced, broken, or disconnected from your own story—this book is a resurrection in print.