Primitive Christianity as Seen in Acts looks at the biblical record of early New Testament Christianity as recorded by the historian Luke. The book traces five themes believed to have been foundational to the first century Christians - Theology, Evangelism, Worship, Fellowship and Stewardship. Setting the Bible as the benchmark, the author discusses how the modern Church movements have drifted from the simple biblical pattern and offers a challenge to return to the simplicity of the Bible. Because the early Church set a pattern for what true Christianity should be like, Christians will be challenged in this book to re-examine their faith, doctrine and practice. Written in a simple and straight forward manner, the book also gives several examples of current church doctrines and practices which have drifted from the biblical pattern.