Hope Beyond Hell Audiobook

Narrated by George Sarris, narrator of The Holy Bible, N.I.V. Zondervan Pub.; 2011. (M. Div. Gordon-Conwell Theol. Sem.) George  volunteered to narrate “Hope Beyond Hell” because he wholeheartedly believes its message. He wrote:    

Gerry,
Your book was an inspiration to me! I had written a seminary paper on the subject of ultimate destinies in 1978 and thought I was the only theologically conservative, Biblically focused person in the twentieth century who believed that God would ultimately restore His entire creation. When I read your book, my heart leaped for joy. I was so encouraged. I appreciate your ministry and your heart for communicating the truth of God’s Word.
God bless.
George   (GeorgeSarris.blogspot.com, georgewsarris.com)

Download the audiobook (three separate zip files), or scroll down to listen on this page:

Hope Beyond Hell Audiobook – part 1

Hope Beyond Hell Audiobook – part 2

Hope Beyond Hell Audiobook – part 3

3 Comments

  1. Lloyd
    July 1, 2015

    Hi! I have so many questions, but can try to sum them up in just 2 or 3. I’m writing this message to, respectfully, ask if I can send these particular questions & if they might be answered by someone on this website? I’d love to believe everyone will be saved, but certain questions I send to every “Aniihilation” site or “Universalist” site can never be answered,by anyone, yet, the “Eternal Torment” sites always have an answer. Unless someone can help me, because I’m really terrified 24/7, I have no choice but to believe that anyone, unless his last name is Christ, can explain the true fate of probably 98% of the near 7 billion people of today, plus several billions who have died since Adam & Eve, but that “Eternal Torment”, though it’s horrifying, is, seemingly, the correct fate, again, unless someone can help me.

  2. Sandra Mapson
    August 17, 2016

    Hello Gerry,

    My name is Sandra Mapson, I was born deaf. I am wondering if you have a PDF book? Thanks!

  3. Ruth Ann Buzzi
    November 28, 2018

    Do you mean to say God set us up to fail in the garden of Eden just so He could have the “pleasure” of saving us?
    What a horrible theory. I have a better theory. Creation is a complex system. Complex systems often self-organize in unpredictable and often sinister ways. Thus, chaos and God always coexisted. God sent his Son to correct a situation
    that had gotten out of control. I do believe chaos will be no more in the end. But God did not plan for it in the first place. Oh by the way, the Law or 10 commandments is not a stumbling block. It is an aid meant to protect us from chaos. Any good horseman knows you keep the grain bin locked, or the horse gets colic.

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