“In a 21st century context Terran Williams shows us how to rise to the challenge of expressing the original essence of the 1st century church. I Will Build points us back to the fundamental—and extremely practical—aspects of church life. This is an exciting call to more than just weekly gatherings, to the extraordinary life we were always intended to live.”

– Jonathan Fontanarosa, Lead Pastor of My Church, Adelaide, Australia

“This is not another “How to” manual. Terran offers a lively commentary of the ancient church with life-giving lessons for today. This book will be valuable to the busy church attender as well as the contemplative scholar. I heartily recommend this volume.”

– Dr. Paul R Alexander, President: Trinity Bible College; President: The Assembly of God Alliance for Higher Education, USA; Immediate past Chair, the World Alliance for Pentecostal Theological Education

 “In I Will Build, what Terran Williams provides is not a prescription but a movement. The church as described by Jesus is life-changing, going out to the ends of the Earth to set hearts on fire for God. Williams shares his rich understanding of the Acts 2 church to show leaders today how they can form congregations centered on Jesus and empowered by the Holy Spirit to “overcome the gates of hell.”

– Dave Ferguson, co-founder and leader of Exponential, a global church planting organisation, and Community Christian Church, Chicago, USA; author of Hero Maker, B.L.E.S.S. and Multiplier

“Two billion people on the earth today still wait to simply hear the name of Jesus. To stop this spiritual injustice, we must willingly allow the Spirit to renew and rekindle our understanding of a multiplying church as Terran says: with worship and witness, depth and breadth, and intimacy and mission. May the Church today burn with passion and urgency to turn the world upside down.”

– Dr. Leslie Segraves, co-founder and President of 10/40 Connections

“This book is honest, humble, scholarly, challenging. As I read I could not help but think that what Lee Strobel sought to do to atheism in writing “The Case for Christ”, Terran does here to complementarian theology: making it an increasingly indefensible position for any who seek to be shaped by the evidence.”

– Katia Adams, Author of Equal and Senior Pastor of The Table Boston

“This is a timely book and deserves a wide readership. I especially hope that brothers will absorb its message and live the grace-filled lives within the community of faith that God has always intended for them.”

– Dr. Paul R Alexander, president of Trinity Bible College and Graduate School, USA; chair of World Alliance for Pentecostal Theological Education

 “Terran has done what I hope every Christian (and certainly every pastor) will do—study for oneself what the Scriptures say about gender and female leadership, including understanding views from all sides. How God Sees Women is a compelling narrative of one dedicated theologian’s humble search for truth as well as a full-scale study in complementarian and egalitarian theologies and practices.”

– Kadi Cole, Author of Developing Female Leaders

“In this book, perhaps the best on the subject, Terran answers a crucial question of our time. He plumbs the depths of Scripture to rediscover the heights to which women were always meant to rise.”

– Daniel and Starla Webster, Pastors of City Lights Church, Dubai