A fresh look at the Life and Ministry of the Apostle Paul

"Another book about the Apostle Paul?"—you may ask. Yes, but one written from a different perspective. This is not a biography, nor is it an outline of Pauline theology. In these chapters we shall see Paul "wearing his many different hats," and functioning in a wide variety of settings. Hopefully, we shall identify with the Apostle, at least to some degree, then seek to follow his noble example. Do you aspire to be a preacher, a teacher, a pastor, an elder, a deacon, a Sunday School helper or youth worker? Do you sense God is calling you to missionary service? Are you gifted as a church planter or a pioneer in some corner of the harvest field? Has God gifted you as a writer or a thinker, someone able to help us understand the great concepts of Scripture and Christian theology? Or, perhaps you see yourself as, "just one of those ordinary members of the Body of Christ," who help make things tick.

However you choose to answer those questions, please be assured that Paul, the bond-slave of Jesus, has something important to say to you.
 

 John Williams hails from England where he received his formal and theological education. He and his wife Audrey live in Vancouver, B.C., Canada and enjoy their family, including four teenage grandchildren. They have served in evangelism, and Bible teaching ministries in various parts of the world. John has written several books including: The Holy Spirit: Lord and Life-Giver, Living Churches, The Family: God’s Handiwork, For Every Cause?, The Lord of Glory, Men Moved by the Spirit, Safe and Secure, Prayer Moves Mountains, and Visions of Messiah.