Can meditating on dying and death really be profitable? Joel Beeke and Christopher Bogosh say yes — and in this concise, theologically rich book they show how. Dying and Death: Getting Rightly Prepared for the Inevitable argues that contemplating our mortality, far from being morbid or unhelpful, is a necessary part of the Christian life when approached through the lens of Scripture and the comfort that Christ's own death and resurrection provide. Organized in three parts, the book covers the basics of death and dying, Jesus's death and resurrection as the model and ground of Christian hope, and contemporary medical-ethical questions believers must navigate at the end of life, including medical futility and faithful perseverance. Drawing on biblical exegesis and the Reformed tradition, Beeke and Bogosh equip readers to face the inevitable with confidence, so that when the moment comes they can say with Paul that to depart and be with Christ is gain.