World Upside Down: The Life of Paul, God’s Chosen Messenger by Louis McCall is a religious tome that provides a comprehensive account of the life of Paul, formerly known as Saul of Tarsus. Despite his background of persecuting Christians, Paul became a paramount figure in Christianity, and his writings continue to inspire and resonate with the church to this day. McCall skillfully draws parallels between Paul’s life and its relevance to Christianity as a whole and the individual believer in modern times.

McCall delves deeply into the historical context of Paul’s life, providing specific details of his daily routines and missionary journeys as an ambassador of Christ. Through these insights, McCall illuminates how Paul’s work has shaped Christianity for centuries. Notably, much of the book is presented in a conversational layout between Paul and a guard named Marcus, while other prominent characters include Timothy, Mark, and Peter. Although some of these conversations are not canonical in the Bible, the points Paul makes through these dialogues, as written by McCall, are instrumental in conveying Paul’s mature theology and teachings. This book is ideal for those interested in learning about biblical characters, accounts of Paul, and spiritual scholars. While some of the writing is fictional, it is inspired by historical biblical accounts. At first glance, this book appears to be a biographical account, but upon further reading, it becomes clear that it is more of a fictionally-inspired conversation.

World Upside Down: The Life of Paul, God’s Chosen Messenger, is for those who profess a Christian belief and will undoubtedly find this book fascinating and thought-provoking. I would recommend this book to people who are interested in Biblical characters, accounts of Paul, and spiritual scholars. 

Pages: 133 | ASIN : B0BW161G4Y