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“From the depths of frustration and despair, Job, the legendary symbol of adversity, cries out, “Oh that I knew where I might find Him!” He thus echoes the cry of…” (Continue)
“The world is a transient, shifting orb in the vastness of space. Where is there any stability? What is solid? How do we find footing? Those of us who fly the jets may feel a bit of relief when we finally “touch down,” but then where are we? We are on a little ball…” (Continue)
“The age we are living in has had many epithets attached to it—space age,” “new age,” “age of Aquarius,” for example—but one of the most appropriate phrases would be “the age of…” (Continue)
“What does it mean–to do all things to the glory of God? In fact, what is the glory of God? What does the word “glory” mean? To humans on the earth…" (Continue)
“Ionized particles in the vastness of space. That is a rather accurate, if demeaning description of what we humans are. The earth is a…” (Continue)
“Lord, deliver our families from the Devil.” As Christians, we live in a hostile environment. Satanic forces threaten the destruction of the home. How in the world can we hold our families together, and instill within our young people the vitality of faith that will hold them…” (Continue)
None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Faultless Not Flawless (Download PDF)
“The central message of the entire Bible is redemption. God's creatures, fashioned in perfection, were corrupted by the intrusion of Satan. What made the creature vulnerable was one of the very things that made him like God in the first place…” (Continue)
“Suffering, a gift? Yes, not only a gift, but a gracious gift. The Greek verb is from CHARISMA, which means “a gift of grace.” To most of us suffering is a…” (Continue)
“The world is full of hopelessness and despair. And, well it should be, for it is a seething cauldron, In which cosmic chaos and human malice have conspired to savage its inhabitants. Is there no respite?…” (Continue)
“For the most part people want to know what is real—what can we depend on? There is a certain measure of…” (Continue)
“When the angels announced His birth, the skies were filled with His glory.
For He is the light of the world.
All the energy of the universe is from …” (Continue)
“THOU WILT SHOW ME THE PATH OF LIFE . . .
“In Thy presence is fullness of joy; at Thy right hand there are pleasures forever more.” (Psalms 16:11) Do you realize…" (Continue)
“These things have I spoken unto you, that My joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full.” (John 15:11) God's intention for men everywhere is…” (Continue)
“Joy is a constantly recurring theme of the New Testament writers. It is also a paradox in a wretched world where anything beyond basic survival is for the very few. More vital than that—if one cares…” (Continue)
“Joy to the world, the Lord has come!” The wellsprings of joy ought to be bubbling up in Christian circles at this season of the year. The message of joy ought to be on every ” (Continue)
“Out of the Spirit realm God spoke to the primal darkness, and light and energy and life came into being. Without energy there was no light; without light there was no life. Despite the intricacies of modern science…” (Continue)
“In 1775 the American patriot Patrick Henry sounded a clarion call that has rung down through the centuries to the present hour—“Give me liberty or...” (Continue)
“People are afraid; the world is afraid. Fear clutches at the heart as tragedy follows tragedy, And catastrophe follows catastrophe. How do we cope with it? Where do we turn? It would seem obvious to…” (Continue)
“In a world shattered by the ravages of sin, the only real hope for besieged mortals, is the grace and …” (Continue)
None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 On Being Human (Download PDF)
“What is a human? God made humans. He made them in His own image and likeness. And gave them capacities …” (Continue)
“Peace on earth, good will toward men.” So the angels proclaimed at the birth of our Lord. But where is the peace?…” (Continue)
“It is a continuous process in which the human spirit, indwelt by the Spirit of God, is in continuous interaction with Him. Prayer is not a religious exercise; it is not …” (Continue)
“HOW CAN I KNOW? The oldest question; The oldest lure; The oldest test in the world. The quest for it tipped the…” (Continue)
“The followers of Christ seem always to struggle—a struggle not only in the common conflicts of daily existence, but a life and death grappling with the issues of soul. Why does it have to be so hard? Why the pain? Why the conflict? Did not the angels announce Christ’s mission as one of peace? Where, then, is the peace? Many are perplexed by…" (Continue)
“What is truth? Who am I? What am I for? Where am I going? How can I really know anything for certain? These are the crucial questions for the individual. These are the questions one asks when one is alone. The intellectual may use more sophisticated terms; the philosopher may go at it in a more systematic manner, but in the end, the…” (Continue)
“We are at war! The enemy maintains a continual assault. For the Christian, peacetime conditions cannot prevail until the Lord comes. The conflict on earth is endless. A lifetime of conflict! Is this our lot on earth? Where is peace? Where is joy? Does peace lie only beyond the grave? Is peace but a…” (Continue)
“It’s all over, now, and it’s only a memory...or a dream...or a nightmare. For some, Christmas has been a time of pleasant memories. There have been the family traditions and spiritual uplift—warm, inspiring, exhilarating. For many there were only dreams of…” (Continue)
“The heart of forgiveness is “give”. It is true, both of the English word, as well as the Greek. That fact suggests the nature of the concept. It is something God does for us, and we do for others as an act of grace, and not merit. As such, it has no eaning apart from the love…” (Continue)
None 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 On Being Led By The Spirit (Download PDF)
“If prayer is the most puzzling part of our relationship to Christ, guidance is probably the most problematical. How does one ever really know if one is in the will of God? But, if it is problematical for most Christians, it is literally agonizing for a great many. Shall I marry this person? Move to that town? Take this job? How does one ever really know? How does one come to peace…”. (Continue)
From the Eagle's Nest is a book of devotional essays and poems. Though these articles were compiled from David Morsey's early years of ministry, the message of hope and peace in Christ is timeless, a blessing from generation to generation.
On Making it Through is a series of helpful observations on wholeness in body, soul, and spirit. It is dedicated to those of us who have known sorrow and pain, frustration and failure, who care not to make it through life grandly, but merely to make it through life with a sense that we have found favor with our gracious God. (Continue)
Olympus Bared is a novel dealing with the odyssey of the Marlin family. After the death of his father, Bret Marlin is lead by his cynical uncle, Winston Decker, on a search for a valid basis for living life. Ultimately disillusioned with the gods of both secular society and sacred society, Bret and Winston encounter Lance Kingman, "not another religious weirdo," but an agent of Christ, capable of answering the many serious, thought-provoking and difficult questions concerning God and faith.
David, The Man of the Heart is a book of essays exploring the impact and implications of the character of King David as revealed through a study of key Psalms. This book is not a chronological biography, but rather an exploration of King David's life as a type of Christ as the Shepherd, the Soldier, the Sovereign, the Sinner, and the Singer. At the same time, the reader is introduced to valuable guidelines to a study of the Psalms.
Baron - A Cynic's Guide to an Absurd World is a sort of sequel to "Olympus Bared," though it can be read independently. It is the story of Baron Bruner, a successful international lawyer with an existential philosophy of life and a cynical world-view that makes good sense to him and, for that matter, to many in the western world. Aboard a Concorde flight to Paris to rescue a wayward client, a mutual friend introduces Baron to fellow-attorney and former cynic, Winston Decker, and Winston, in turn, introduces him to Lance Kingman. Finally Baron must face plausible answers to his troubling questions.
Bedrock, Finding a Foundation for Faith is an essay which considers various philosophical views concerning the existence or non-existence of God. Ultimately, the author concludes that God is essentially unknowable without His participation in revealing Himself to mankind.
The "Uncharted Voyage" of marriage was instituted by God in the book of Genesis. If entered into without God, marriage very often produces neither happiness nor fulfillment and usually multiplies problems rather than diminishing them. This book uses a question and answer format to explore essential questions about marriage. It was designed for engaged couples, but contains benefit for any who are contemplating engagement or who are trying to comprehend their own marriages.
"Reaching for the real" in the midst of a world filled with illusions, David Morsey examines our relation to God, to persons, to things. Come and explore the mountain with the wilderness shepherd. You will find as he that Jesus Christ will be a faithful companion in your own Arduous Odyssey.
The Prophets Speak is a collection of essays that explores the whole issue of prophecy as a basic communication between God and His people. The author discusses how we can avoid excessive speculation and predictions about the future by determining what the Bible says, when considered through the eyes of history and contemporary world events. In order to properly interpret the prophetic statements of Scripture, we must understand the meaning of prophecy as including the past, present, and future aspects of God's revelation concerning His deliverance of mankind. If we focus on the predictive elements only, we will distort the ultimate meaning and purpose of God's Word. The specter of speculation has haunted the teaching of prophecy throughout the history of the Church. The author of these articles reminds the reader that "speculation in the name of revelation is the watchword of deception."
The struggles of The Arduous Odyssey of life are confronted in this book by David Morsey. It is written in an informal style and addresses the issues people face in their daily lives. Human relationships, circumstances, and God's intended meanings behind them help us learn to "reach for the real." Relating to others, to a spouse, to children, and especially to God, all are dealt with honestly and openly by the author with the heart of a shepherd. In the author's own words, shortly before he succumbed to cancer, he said, "Remember this, we were created by God with the opportunity to be responsive to His Spirit and apart from that, human beings do not make a lot of sense." This book speaks of finding peace with God in the Arduous Odyssey through which each of us must pass.
Book I - The Challenge,
Book II - The Conquest of Marriage,
Book III - The Rocky Cliffs of Parenting.
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