The Timothy Diary: A First-Century Narrative of Paul's Third Journey (First Century Diaries)

What was it like to walk beside the apostle Paul? In The Timothy Diary, Timothy of Lystra recounts the events of Paul's third missionary journey through a deeply personal, first-person narrative drawn from the world of the early church.

Beginning where Titus left off, Timothy leads readers into Jerusalem and beyond, sharing the struggles, dangers, and triumphs of a generation shaping the future of Christianity.

Through Timothy's eyes, readers encounter:

- Paul's dream fulfilled in Ephesus, where he trained men to continue his work

- Riots, persecution, and threats that tested the young church

- Deep friendships among early believers, including Titus and Priscilla

- A moving portrayal of spiritual formation and apostolic leadership

Written with Gene Edwards' signature narrative style, this novel offers an intimate portrayal of the early Christian movement-its courage, its vulnerability, and its unwavering devotion to Christ.

Who This Book Is For

- Readers of Christian historical fiction

- Those interested in the book of Acts and the early church

- Believers seeking insight into discipleship and spiritual formation

The Timothy Diary invites you to experience the first century not as distant history-but as a living story.

Gene Edwards, one of the world's most beloved Christian storytellers, blazed new trails in the revelation of the mystery of Christ and His church. He authored over thirty books, translated into many languages, including his bestsellers, A Tale of Three Kings, The Divine Romance, and The Prisoner in the Third Cell. In his extensive biblical fiction are such titles as The Highest Life, The Secret to the Christian Life, The Inward Journey, the series The Chronicles of Heaven, and The First Century Diaries. During his seventy years of ministry, he traveled extensively to hold conferences and raise organic churches in the U.S. and other nations and helped them toward a deeper Christian life and experience of church as it originally was practiced in the first century.Gene went to be with his beloved Lord in December of 2022, leaving a profound literary and spiritual legacy that continues to inspire generations of believers.