Jerry Scrivo

When I previewed The Great Awakening: How GOD Reclaimed His Creation, what immediately stood out was how you capture the extraordinary rise of Christianity during its earliest and most uncertain years. The way you frame the first century as not only a historical turning point but a spiritual battle between good and evil gives the narrative both power and purpose. It’s more than a retelling of early Church history; it’s a reminder of divine intervention shaping human destiny.

What makes this book so compelling is how it blends careful historical insight with spiritual truth. You bring readers into the struggles of the first disciples, ordinary men who, through faith, transformed the world against all odds. The theme of God working through human weakness to accomplish His plan is one that deeply resonates with believers seeking to understand how divine purpose unfolds in history.

This is exactly the kind of story that resonates with Readers of Christian history and biblical commentary.  Those interested in the origins and spread of the early Church Believers who find inspiration in the battle between good and evil.  Readers of books like The Case for Christ, God’s Battalions, and historical works exploring faith in action.

There is a dedicated community of faith-based readers who seek books that strengthen understanding while deepening belief. The Great Awakening offers them both, a historical account that reaffirms God’s sovereignty and the unstoppable power of the gospel.