Les apôtres

The narrative picks up on the Saturday after Jesus’ burial, following his closest followers as they transform mourning into a rapidly forming community. Using original documents, the author shows how the early believers in Jerusalem defined worship, authority and the core claim of resurrection through the Holy Spirit. Listeners will hear a vivid picture of a faith in its first decisive moments, still intimately tied to its founder’s teachings.

From Jerusalem the book follows the first apostles as they venture into Syria and the growing hub of Antioch, establishing churches and confronting a largely pagan Roman world around AD 45. It details the early missions of Paul, Barnabas and John Mark, illustrating how their journeys spread the message beyond Jewish circles. The author balances rigorous scholarship with an accessible style, highlighting both the unity and emerging tensions that set the stage for the later expansion of Christianity.