Author Craig Schafer found himself with a 3-hour commute for years listening to the Bible. He found many verses lost to the modern age. There were verses that Christians disagreed with and did not realize they were in the Bible. Many are critical to salvation and need to be made known. This book shows where these verses are found so you may know the complete truth shown in the Bible.

Renowned author Craig Schafer, known for his deep exploration of biblical truths, draws from a unique experience that sets the stage for his latest work, “The Christian Test.” Commuting for hours, he discovered verses lost to the modern age, sparking a realization that critical aspects of salvation were often overlooked. This revelation became the driving force behind this informative book, aimed at uncovering essential truths within the Bible.

The book takes readers on a life-changing journey through the narratives behind 7 gospel words. In a world where these words are frequently misunderstood or overlooked, he challenges Christians and non-Christians alike to explore the depths of biblical wisdom. The book emphasizes the importance of recognizing and understanding these words, drawing a parallel to the Jewish church’s failure to recognize Jesus Christ during his first coming. Craig Schafer’s purpose in writing “The Christian Test” extends beyond mere revelation. The book serves as a guide to reconciling readers with crucial verses, providing lessons and insights that are often neglected. The book offers a glimpse into the complexity of the stories behind the 7 gospel words, urging readers to consider the deeper meanings and truths that may reshape their understanding of faith.

“To truly know the Bible is to take ’The Christian Test’ and unveil the undiscovered wisdom that lies within its verses.”
Craig Schafer’s storytelling and the urgency of the message make this book a must-read for those seeking a deep understanding of their faith. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the backstories behind words like “gospel,” “Spirit of Grace,” “Baptism,” “Adoption,” “Priesthood,” “Pentecost,” and "God’s Promises.