From Christ to Christianity

This book explores how the Christian movement evolved rapidly in its first 75 years after Jesus's death, transforming from a small, Jewish-centered community into a more urban, Greek-speaking, and gentile-oriented presence across the Greco-Roman world. It examines the development of its organization, mission, and cultural shifts that took place during this formative period. The narrative also highlights how the experiences of the early church can serve as an inspiration for the church today.