Apostolic Church

In this thought-provoking book, Thomas Witherow examines the nature of the apostolic church and investigates whether any existing form of church government is of divine right. Drawing on scriptural evidence, early Christian traditions, and historical documents, Witherow offers readers an insightful critique of different church structures and argues that the true apostolic church should be characterized by simplicity, a focus on the gospel, and a commitment to selflessness.

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