What Made the Early Church Grow—and What We Can Learn Today
The early church grew in a hostile, pagan world—without buildings, budgets, or political favor. Yet within a few generations, it spread from a small band of disciples in Jerusalem to every corner of the Roman Empire. Today, in the 21st century, American churches face declining attendance, cultural indifference, and internal confusion. So what fueled the explosive growth of the early church, and how can we recapture that vitality?
