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First-Century Faith is a comprehensive theological study that aims to bridge the gap between the core concepts of early Christianity and the complex problems of modern faith. Through textual exegesis and historical context, this work examines fundamental principles such as theology proper, Christology, pneumatology, and soteriology.

The book encourages readers to consider Christianity as a lived experience rooted in first-century belief and practice rather than as the product of later institutional and cultural changes. It is organized into three main sections: Prepare the Way, Build the Firm Foundation, and Endure to the End.

James Collazo shows how faith can change lives and build strong bonds. He blends ideas from history, philosophy, and practical church work with careful readings of the Bible. His work discusses topics like Jesus’ resurrection, the work of the Holy Spirit, God’s promises, and what may happen in the future. It also examines modern issues such as personal freedom, doubts about church teachings, different cultures, and individual spiritual growth.

In his book First-Century Faith, Collazo explains that the ideas from the first century still matter to Christians today. He uses early Christian writings, Greek and Roman thought, and ideas from the Second Temple period of Judaism. This book is valuable for both general readers and students of theology. Each chapter is carefully researched and written in a supportive tone.

Key Features:
The book offers detailed theological and scriptural analysis using the original languages.
It blends ideas from Greco-Roman culture with early Christian teachings.
It offers practical insights into modern Christian ministry and everyday life.
It engages with ongoing discussions in current theology.
The book helps readers explore the core practices of original Christianity, followed by the apostles and early church fathers. It serves as a guide for personal devotion and academic study.