Lydia, Woman of Philippi (Paperback)

from Virginia51

I really enjoyed how Diana brought Lydia to life. She made Lydia of Philippi so real. I needed to see how this story would end. It is so nice when an author can take a few words in the Bible and flesh out a character so you think this might actually be how they lived. Now I understand who the Phi...

from Lucy

Well researched Biblical Fiction that brings to life what Lydia's life may have been like. I found this to be a book I couldn't put down, as it is well written and draws you in from the beginning. Nothing takes the place of reading the scriptures, but this book enlightens you to the foods that we...

from

Lydia, Woman of Philippi by Diana Wallis Taylor is a fictional account of the first Gentile convert to Christianity in Asia and is an amazingly remarkable story of this woman who had a significant impact on the growth of the Church. Drawn from the Gospels, the story of Lydia is expertly and beaut...

from CafinatedReads

I am a picky reader when it comes to Biblical fiction. I've found very few authors who captivate me completely with the Biblical fiction. Diana Wallis Taylor is one of those few authors. When I sit down to Ms. Taylor's work, I know that I can prepare myself for the powerful messages within, I can...

from vintagebeckie

For me, a Biblical novel should create a sense of the cultural and political atmosphere relevant for the time and place, include characters who are faithful to their time, but are relatable to a modern reader, and have a strong foundation in scripture. Lydia:Woman of Philippi by Diana Wallis Tayl...