Our Doctrine Through the Eyes of Paul

Our Doctrine Through the Eyes of Paul

An ‘e-book series’ (available on Amazon Kindle) that walks the roads of the first century through the eyes of the man who changed the world.

Hi friends,

If you are not aware, I am authoring a series of books that take you on a narrative journey through the eyes of Paul, through his life, his missions, his experiences, his doctrine, and the mystery of grace that he made manifest to all nations according to the commandment of the everlasting God (cf. Rom. 16:25-26).

From the blinding light on the Damascus road to the cold stone of the Mamertine dungeon, this sweeping narrative series carries you inside Paul’s mind and heart — his sufferings, his companions, his conflicts, and the doctrine forged in them. Each volume brings Scripture to life with immersive storytelling and faithful exposition, tracing the gospel and the mystery doctrine from Jerusalem to Rome.

Available now:

Book 1 — The Road to Antioch (Acts 7:58 – Acts 12:25)
From the stoning of Stephen to the return from the relief mission — the hidden years in Arabia and Tarsus, the quiet preparation of the man God was shaping, and his first ministry alongside Barnabas.

 

Book 2 — The First Frontier (Acts 13:1 - Acts 14:28)
The first missionary journey: the confrontation with Elymas, the moment “Barnabas and Saul” become “Paul and Barnabas,” and the visceral shock of the stoning at Lystra.

 

Book 3 — The War for the Gospel (Acts 15:1 – Acts 16:10)
A courtroom and conflict drama — the Jerusalem Council, the fierce debate over the Law, the heartbreaking split between Paul and Barnabas, and the vision of the man of Macedonia at Troas.

 

Coming soon:

Book 4 — The Lights of Europe (Part 1) (Acts 16:11 – Acts 17:15)
The gospel breaks into Europe under persecution. Philippi, Thessalonica, and Berea — the riverside prayer circle where the first European assembly is born, the damsel set free from an unclean spirit, the midnight songs in the inner prison, the charge of sedition in Jason’s house, and the noble Bereans who searched the Scriptures daily. The frontier breakthrough, bought with stripes and sealed with scars.

And then:

Book 5 — The Lights of Europe (Part 2) (Acts 17:16 – Acts 18:22)
The journey turns from the synagogue to the philosophers. Paul stands alone in Athens before the Areopagus, then descends to Corinth for eighteen months where the Thessalonian letters are forged in the fire of pastoral anxiety and love. From the darkness of the Philippian dungeon to the intellectual heights of Athens — the confrontation with human wisdom, and the gospel that is still the power of God.

With more volumes to follow, tracing the journey all the way to Paul’s execution.

Discover the series and begin the journey today: https://books2read.com/RudiSteenhuis/

Three volumes are waiting for you now. Open the first, and you will never read Paul’s letters the same way again.