Saint Paul

The book follows the astonishing turn of a zealous Pharisee who, after a dramatic encounter on the road to Damascus, becomes the tireless missionary known as Paul. It portrays his inner struggle as he abandons his former life of persecution to proclaim a new faith, capturing the intensity of his conversion and the profound shift in his purpose.

From the bustling streets of Antioch to the remote outposts of Asia Minor, the narrative traces Paul’s arduous journeys across hostile terrain. He walks among merchants, weaves tents for nomads, and faces relentless opposition—beats, stonings, shipwrecks—yet his resolve to spread the message of the risen Messiah never wanes. Along the way he founds fledgling congregations, debates in synagogues, and reaches out to diverse peoples yearning for hope.

Written with vivid detail and a scholarly eye, the work offers listeners a window into the early Christian world, its cultural clashes, and the relentless drive of a man whose letters would shape centuries of thought.