How a Hidden Movement Transformed the World (And How It Can Happen Again)
As we wrap up our journey through the story of the early Church, it is breathtaking to realize how much of our modern world was built on the quiet, radical sacrifices of early believers. We have only scratched the surface of what God accomplished through them. When Augustine died in 430 CE, the western Roman Empire was crumbling under Germanic invasions. Yet, as the political empire fractured, Christianity did not die. It conquered the hearts of the conquerors. Secular historians, including modern scholars like Dr. Bart Ehrman, openly acknowledge that a movement started by a group of Galilean fishermen somehow replaced all the gods of imperial Rome with a crucified Jewish Rabbi. Secular history can document that it happened, but apart from the Spirit of God, they cannot explain how . The Battle for the Heart Today, many of us long to see our culture transformed by biblical ethics, moral clarity, and revival. But how does monumental cultural transformation actually occur? Does God need...