Herein the Apostle Paul tells of six events in his life that were so preposterous he feared no-one would believe him and so in each instance he affirms that as God is his witness he is telling the truth. Here you can walk with him along the Damascus Road, sit with him as he contemplates whether he shall ever see again. Discover the power of the truly risen Jesus and learn the mysteries of the Christian faith as Paul relates what was taught to him, not by man but by direct revelation from the Risen Christ. Paul affirms the full gospel of God's mercy and love can be for even the worst of sinners. Suffer with the apostle as he is fiercely beaten, shipwrecked and ultimately beheaded. Rejoice with him as he comforts the down hearted by introducing them to a new life in Christ and points them to Heaven where God actually transported Paul for a glimpse of Glory he shares with us. And most of all discover how you can have a new life in Christ. There is so much more Paul can teach you and "before God he lies not". (Gal, 1:20) At the age of five Gordon Jones was led to Christ by a neighbor woman who also discipled him. At that early age he said he wanted to be a minister. Subsequently he studied at Havertown Bible Institute, Philadelphia Bible Institute, graduated from Houghton College and Pittsburgh Seminary, interned in psychiatry at Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia and earned a PhD (cum laude) at the California Graduate School of Theology, His doctoral dissertation, "Hermeneutics For the Laity" is a study in the art and Science of biblical interpretation. Dr. Jones and his wife Katharine have been married 65 years, served in inner city ministries, as missionaries in Hawaii and China where they both taught at SIAS University in Zhenghou, For two years he was editor of "The Crusader", a magazine for Christian youth and the radio evangelist on the weekly "Your Mission" broadcasts. Katharine also directed an inner-city refugee ministry, Their eldest son and his wife have a similar ministry in Portland, OR and previously labored in Africa, Their two sons are also in ministry.
