The Furnace and the Road
But the story of the Apostle Paul doesn't begin with a blinding light.
Before He Wrote Romans, God Had to Break Him. The man who penned the most powerful letters in human history, letters still changing lives two thousand years later, was first shattered on a dusty road outside Damascus. But the story of the Apostle Paul doesn't begin with a blinding light. It begins in a tentmaker's workshop. In the halls of Gamaliel's school.
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In the burning, dangerous zeal of a young Pharisee who loved God so fiercely he became a weapon pointed in the wrong direction. The Furnace and the Road takes you behind the epistles to meet the man. Not the theological giant you quote in sermons and underline in your Bible, but the Saul who had to be unmade before Paul could emerge. This is the story of how God forges the people He chooses to use most, and why the furnace always comes before the road.
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Lives that walk beside Paul the Apostle, chosen for their likeness, not their fame.
