Rediscovering the Apostolic Model for the 21st-Century Church

This book explores the enduring relevance of apostolic ministry through an in-depth theological study of the three major apostles - Peter, John, and Paul - and how their ministries form the foundation for a renewed, Spirit-led church in the 21st century. It is divided into eight comprehensive chapters, each building on the next to present a cohesive vision of apostolic theology, leadership, and mission: The Apostolic Age and the Formation of Christian Ministry. It lays the historical and theological groundwork for understanding how the early church developed under apostolic leadership. The Ministry of Peter - The Rock of Leadership Examines Peter's journey from impulsive disciple to foundational shepherd, highlighting themes of faith, humility, and pastoral restoration. The Ministry of John - The Apostle of Love and Revelation focuses on John's theology of love, intimacy, and revelation, emphasizing relational discipleship and spiritual depth. The Ministry of Paul - The Apostle of Mission and GraceAnalyzes Paul's missionary zeal, theological innovation, and cross-cultural adaptability as a model for global ministry.