Morris begins where any good spiritual theology begins -- with the goodness of God known in Jesus Christ. That brings Morris to deal with issues that we don't talk about so often in the modern world -- questions like the demonic and its activity. But unlike so many poorly developed theologies of the demonic, Morris turns to the stories of the gospels in an attempt to highlight how really enchanted our world is for Christians. And he does this by speaking words of grace to our world.
In the remaining chapters, Truly Free looks at those specific "snares" that are such a part of Christian living in our world: Pride, bitterness, greed, lust and the snares of the mind, and finally the snares of past wounds. Chapter 9 ("Breaking the Snares of Past Wounds") alone is worth the price of the book.
Morris has given us a practical look at Christian spirituality in the world in which we live.
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