Dr. Robert A. Morey Upgrade Collection (6 vols.)

To many Americans, Eastern Orthodoxy is limited to such ethnic immigrant communities as the Greek, Russian, Syrian, and Coptic churches. The Greek Orthodox Church is primarily known for its annual festivals. The evangelical and Orthodox worlds are basically isolated from each other. To many Christians, Eastern Orthodoxy is simply Roman Catholicism without a Pope. But beginning in the 1980s, thousands of evangelical pastors, missionaries and artists converted to Eastern Orthodoxy. The Orthodox Church in America has now experienced the largest mass conversions in its history.

Dr. Robert Morey (PhD, DMin, DD, MDiv, BA) has spent over five years investigating the truth claims of Eastern Orthodoxy. With meticulous research and massive documentation, Dr. Morey has traced the historical and philosophic origins of its doctrines and rituals, and has now written an evangelical response to Eastern Orthodoxy. This work has already received international recognition of for its careful scholarship, logical analysis, and biblical insight into the history and teachings of Eastern Orthodoxy and will be considered the classic evangelical response to the Eastern Church for many years to come.

We need to learn how to pray according to the Bible because when it comes to prayer, ignorance is not bliss! God demands that we approach him the way he commands in Scripture. When people in the Old Testament broke this rule and offered “strange fire,” divine wrath came upon them. The New Testament in Heb. 10:29 warns us that divine judgment today is worse, not less, than under Moses! In a concise way, A Theology of Prayer uses Scripture to provide instruction on how to pray properly.

This book is essential reading for all in Christian leadership today. Slander and gossip are among the most-condemned sins in Scripture. Dr. Morey has written the definitive biblical study of these two sins. Going over Scripture and real-life examples, he explains the dangers and how to deal with gossip in a church setting.

In this volume, Dr. Morey addresses the history and dangers of natural law and natural theology. With characteristic warmth and insight, he divides his discussion into three parts: exposition of a biblical worldview, exposition of biblical theism and philosophy, and refutation of natural law and theology in Christian thinking. Dr. Morey discusses the Ancient Greek philosophies and their impact on faith and religion over the centuries.

Dr. Morey unravels the seeming contradictions and mystifying puzzles of biblical prophecy using the Jewish hermeneutical principles that Jesus and the Apostles used in their interpretation of Old Testament prophecy.

In this practical guide, Morey addresses the necessity of Christian students maintaining their faith in a college setting. Not only does Morey discuss the implications of not having discernment in college, he also gives an invaluable overview and history of philosophy, theology, science, and various worldviews up till the present time. He also gives an introduction to apologetics so students will not only learn discernment, but will also learn why their faith makes sense in today’s culture.