As we approach the 2000th anniversary of Jesus Christ’s resurrection it is time to ask:

What was Christianity meant to be?

“Be Holy as I am Holy” 1 Peter 1:16

  “This is the message we have heard from Him and announce to you, that God is Light, and in Him there is no darkness at all.” 1 John 1:5


“We have come to know and have believed the love which God has for us. God is love, and the one who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him.” 1 John 4:16

Christianity: As it Was Meant to Be

by Dr. Peter A. Kerr

What would happen if Christians started believing the faith as it was meant to be? Read this article to see a luminous vision of what a healed Christian faith would look like.

Chronicles of Eden Study Guide

Bright sun shining through a partly cloudy sky, with tree tops visible at the bottom.

It is time to live and express Christianity as God intended.

This is not a new division or denomination. It is not a return to an idealized past, nor an over-spiritualized version of the gospel. It is simply a place where Christians of all backgrounds can gather to be enriched.

What is offered here is a careful reflection on God’s Good News—fully biblical, deeply shaped by the Early Church Fathers, and attentive to modern insight—so that the Light of the world, Jesus Christ, may be seen in all His radiance.

This is mere Christianity. At its heart is the sure vision: God is holy. He created out of an abundance of Goodness, Truth, and Love. His intimate love moves outward in breadth, inviting relationship, while His redeeming love moves downward in depth, meeting us where we are. Nothing we do can thwart that purpose, because it begins and ends in God.

You were made to be loved. (Jn 3:16)

JUST RELEASED! New book

by Dr. Peter A. Kerr

Before the garden fell, heaven was already watching.

Creation was gift. Humanity was formed from dust, filled with breath, and entrusted with the earth. Adam and Eve were called to widen Eden—not by grasping power, but by receiving life and returning it in love.

But love cannot be forced. Freedom can be wounded. And when Lucifer beholds fragile creatures of clay destined for glory, envy becomes accusation. A question curls through the leaves. Trust breaks. The first shadow falls.

Now east of Eden, Adam must learn what it means to live after paradise. He will become husband, father, exile, mourner, and witness to a promise stronger than death. Cain will wrestle with sin at the door. Abel’s blood will cry from the ground. Seth’s line will learn to call upon the name of the Lord.

The Chronicles of Eden: Book One — The Life of Adam is a luminous theological epic about creation, temptation, grief, mercy, and the God whose holy-love keeps breathing even when the world falls.

Discover the beauty of the Christian faith through the story of the first man, the first wound, and the first promise.