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Welcome Home: The Good News of Jesus (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Catch a fresh vision of who you are, why you're here, and where you belong as author and theologian Stephen D Morrison encourages you with the good news of Jesus. In a unique and innovative way, read as he takes you to the very heart of what makes this good news so good. You are welcomed home in the embrace of a God who loves you, and has given Himself to you unreservedly. But who is this God, and what is this God like? In this concise but powerful little book you just may find yourself encouraged, challenged, and changed by its message.

Welcome Home is the work of a theologian writing to simply and clearly explain who God is and what God has done for the world in Jesus. If you're looking for something new, something to intellectually challenge you and yet spiritually encourage you, then read this book. Drawing from the works of great theologians like Karl Barth, Thomas F. Torrance, and Jurgen Moltmann, read as Stephen expounds in simply and profoundly the good news.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: S. D.
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781631741531
• Artikelnr.: 48717350

Autorenporträt

Stephen D Morrison (S. D. Morrison) is an American, ecumenical writer and theologian with a passion for the good news of Jesus Christ. Stephen is the author of several books on subjects such as the problem of evil, the rapture theory, and the gospel of grace. With a theologically inspired yet approachable writing style, Stephen works to proclaim the gospel ever afresh as good news of great joy.

Stephen's work will inspire you to think differently about the Christian faith, live differently as a beloved child of God, and to hope radically in the Kingdom of God.

Stephen is an amateur theologian, the self-taught student of a rigorous reading regiment with includes extensive studies in the theology of Karl Barth, Thomas F Torrance, and Jürgen Moltmann. These are his primary theological influences, with the addition of popular writers such as Robert F Capon, C Baxter Kruger, and Brennan Manning. Stephen is also deeply indebted to the early church fathers, particularly to Athanasius.

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