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Why Read Church History? is written by a man who is passionate about his subject. With infectious enthusiasm he outlines a number of important reasons why every Christian should develop a keen interest in what God has done in the past. He ably demonstrates the practical value of understanding church history, points out some of the pitfalls to be avoided, and gives useful advice about how to get started. The booklet concludes with recommendations for further reading.SKU (ISBN): 9781848715271Author: Arthur, J. PhillipBinding: Trade PaperPublisher: Banner Of TruthPublished: 10/15
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