Explore the historical world of the early church with Archaeology and the New Testament by John McRay. This comprehensive resource examines how archaeological discoveries illuminate the people, places, cultures, and events recorded in the New Testament, providing valuable historical context for biblical study.

Drawing on decades of archaeological research, McRay guides readers through the cities, regions, and cultural settings that shaped the ministry of Jesus, the growth of the early church, and the missionary journeys of the apostles. Through evidence from excavations, inscriptions, coins, architecture, and ancient documents, readers gain a deeper understanding of the historical reliability and setting of the New Testament narrative.

Ideal for pastors, students, Bible teachers, and anyone interested in biblical history, this engaging volume bridges the gap between Scripture and archaeology, helping bring the New Testament world to life.

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