To Live Is Christ: Joining Paul's Journey of Faith

Beth Moore tracks the biography and ministry of the Apostle Paul, following his transition from the persecutor Saul of Tarsus to a foundational figure of the early church. The book examines his conversion on the road to Damascus, his rigorous missionary travels through the Mediterranean, and the production of his New Testament epistles. Moore breaks down Paul's theological arguments regarding grace, law, and the nature of the body of Christ while describing the physical hardships he endured, including shipwrecks, imprisonments, and public opposition.

This study is intended for Christian readers seeking a deeper understanding of New Testament history and Pauline theology. People read it to connect the historical context of the first-century church with daily spiritual habits. The reader gains a factual timeline of Paul’s life and a practical framework for applying his teachings on endurance and devotion to their own religious practice. By the end, they possess a clearer map of the early Christian world and the specific trials Paul faced.