We Belong: Trinitarian Good News seeks to answer two important questions: first, what is the Gospel?; and second, why is the Gospel "good news"? With help from some of the greatest theologians in Christendom, S. D. Morrison seeks to beautifully and simply write about what should be the most important topic for a Christian: the Gospel. Join him in re-discovering the amazing message of Jesus Christ, the breathtaking truth about who God is, and the hope we have in Him. Both theologically challenging and practically applicable, this book aims to be at once highly informative and life changing. "I found the book to be incredibly relatable; Morrison shares out of his own journey of thoughtful theological exploration and discovery. The is an insightful book written by someone has been asking great questions and reading several great theologians." - Ben Merritt, The Moltmanniac Influences include: Karl Barth, Thomas F. Torrance, James B. Torrance, Jürgen Moltmann, C. Baxter Kruger, Saint Athanasius, Saint Irenaeus, Robert F. Capon, and Brennan Manning.

We Belong: Trinitarian Good News

Religion & Spirituality

Stephen D. Morrison

Christian Books & Bibles

Beloved Publishing, LLC

Theologically challenging, and deeply personal, in Where Was God? Stephen re-examines the ever important question of God and human suffering. A dialogue among four friends, this book is at once theologically significant and practically profound. It is approachable, simple, and powerful.In "Where Was God?: Understanding the Holocaust in the Light of God's Suffering" theologian S. D. Morrison presents the three most common responses to the Holocaust event (determinism, atheism, and unknowing) along with a fourth option which seeks to be "truly theological." The Holocaust event is one of our century's most significant dilemmas. This book strives to give a clear, Christian response to its happening. Where was God? Does God remain indifferent to human suffering? How can one remain a believer in the aftermath of such tragedies? All these questions and more are discussed in this short book.Inspired by the theology of the renowned 21st-century theologian Jürgen Moltmann, this book seeks to make understandable and practical his essential ideas for both non-theologians and theologians alike.

Where Was God?: Understanding the Holocaust in the Light of God's Suffering

#1 CHRISTIAN ESCHATOLOGY - #1 RELIGION &amp; SPIRITUALITY (SHORT READS) -#1 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY - (from November 2015)Is the rapture fact of fiction? In this new book by author and theologian S. D. Morrison, find out why he believes the rapture must be left behind for good. Written to offer hope for the end times, this book seeks to dismantle the rapture, revealing it for the heresy it is. Thoughtful and clear, this book promises to challenge your understanding of the end times, and give you the courage to leave the rapture behind.Subjects include the origin of the rapture, the rapture and the Bible, church history and the rapture, Gnosticism, escapism, end times theology, eschatology, the nature of Jesus, and more. This book was written to be given away for free as an ebook. Please feel free to share it with whoever may need its message.

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We Belong: Trinitarian Good News

Where Was God?: Understanding the Holocaust in the Light of God's Suffering

10 Reasons Why the Rapture Must be Left Behind