In this section, we want to introduce our readers to some of the key persons, places, movements, and things associated with the history of Christianity.
Imagine being able to talk to a Christian leader who had been a personal disciple of one of the apostles! Of course, we cannot do that today, but we can do the next best thing. We can read the writings of men like Ignatius, Clement, and Polycarp, who were personal disciples of the apostles. Their writings give us an authentic glimpse at what Christianity was like when it was still young and largely undefiled.
Thousands of Christians seekers today are looking for authentic, apostolic Christianity. Some of these seekers conclude that the best way to return to apostolic Christianity is to join an ancient church as the Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox. But is that really the path to genuine apostolic Christianity?
If you are a seeker of apostolic Christianity, we encourage you to review the resources we have on:
If you would like to learn more about some of the dynamic kingdom movements throughout the centuries, we encourage you to check out the audio CDs we have about the Donatists, Novatianists, Nestorians, Lollards, Waldensians, and Anabaptists: