The Doctrine of Apostleship presents a rigorous and biblically grounded study of the apostolic office as a foundational component of Christ's ecclesial design. Drawing from both Old and New Testament revelation, this work examines apostleship as a divine commission rooted in Christ's authority as the Apostolos-the One sent from the Father.

Through careful theological analysis, the book explores the origin, nature, and function of apostles within the broader context of the fivefold ministry (Ephesians 4:11-13). It investigates apostolic authority, succession, and the relationship between apostles, prophets, and the local church, offering clarity on their roles in doctrine, order, and spiritual formation.

Integrating biblical theology, church history, and contemporary application, The Doctrine of Apostleship seeks to restore understanding of apostolic ministry as both foundational and ongoing in the Church's mission. It is an essential resource for scholars, theologians, and ministry leaders who desire to engage deeply with the apostolic pattern that undergirds the body of Christ.