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Peril and Peace (History Lives Book 1)

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Peril and Peace (History Lives Book 1)

Let history come to life - just the way it should be.
Read the stories of Paul, Polycarp, Justin, Origen, Cyprian, Constantine, Athanasius, Ambrose, Augustine, John Chrysostom, Jerome, Patrick, and Benedict. People from the early and ancient church and discover the roots of Christianity.
From the apostle Paul to Benedict you can discover how those in the early church still influence church today. In their lives you will see the young and developing church struggling and growing in a hostile and difficult world. Watch in amazement as a varied selection of people from different countries, cultures and times merge together to form the Christian church. Learn from their mistakes and errors but more importantly learn from their amazing strengths and gifts. Marvel at the incredible things accomplished by God in such a short space of time.
Written in a modern and relaxed style this is a book that will introduce you to history without the tears and with all the wonder. There are longer chapters interspersed with short factual chapters.
Extra features throughout this book look deeper into issues such as persecution; worship; creeds and councils and the formation of the Bible as well as a timeline.

Country	USA
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	Volume 1: Chronicles of the Ancient Church
Format	Kindle eBook
IsAdultProduct
Label	Christian Focus Publications
Manufacturer	Christian Focus Publications
NumberOfPages	240
PublicationDate	2010-07-01
Publisher	Christian Focus Publications
ReleaseDate	2010-07-01
Studio	Christian Focus Publications

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