BOOKS BY NATHAN GATHERCOLE
How do we test what we believe? How does God judge fairly? What did the earliest Christians teach? Explore books that bring these questions—and biblical prophecy—to Scripture and the historical sources.
THE COLLECTION
Testing belief. Understanding salvation.
Exploring history. Examining prophecy.
TESTING CHRISTIAN BELIEF
How to Test What You Believe
Quoting a verse is only the beginning. This book offers seven tests for weighing Christian teaching against the whole of Scripture, God’s revealed character, sound reasoning, and the witness of the early church.
A worked example puts the method into practice. Readers are encouraged to distinguish established belief from open questions—and to hold a conclusion only as strongly as the evidence allows.
Find on AmazonSALVATION & GOD’S JUSTICE
The Doctrine of Accountability Threshold
What happens to those who never truly heard the gospel, or could not understand it? This book examines moral responsibility, human freedom, Christ’s descent to the dead, and salvation through Christ alone.
Nathan argues that God judges people according to the truth they received and their ability to respond. Drawing on Scripture and early Christian writings, he explores the implications for the unreached, infants, and people whose minds cannot make a moral choice.
Find on AmazonEARLY CHURCH HISTORY
Lives and
Doctrines
The people, writings, and debates
behind Christian belief.
EARLY CHURCH HISTORY
The Early Church Fathers and How We Got What We Believe
Coming soonMeet twenty-two early Christian thinkers and follow the debates that shaped Christian belief—from Scripture and the Trinity to grace, worship, and church authority. This history of doctrine traces the record through AD 500.
Nathan examines what endured, what changed, and which questions remained open. Biographies and source discussions help readers understand the people behind the doctrines and weigh their arguments in context.
BIBLE PROPHECY
The Final Seven Years
Nathan’s study of Daniel and Revelation argues that the final seven years began on October 13, 2025. It sets out his interpretation of the biblical sequence and its proposed connections to world events.
The book asks readers to examine the argument, its dated predictions, and the stated conditions under which those claims would fail. It also considers what this reading would mean for the church.
Find on AmazonABOUT THE AUTHOR
Husband. Father of five. Author.
A husband and father of five, Nathan Gathercole is a Christian author and lay student of Scripture. His four books explore the questions Christians have debated across the centuries, inviting readers to examine what they believe and understand the reasons behind it.
His work ranges from a method for testing doctrine to a study of God’s justice and salvation, a history of early Christian doctrine, and an interpretation of biblical prophecy. Each book develops its own question and argument.
The invitation is to read the sources, weigh the reasoning, and test the conclusions—including his own. These books are written to encourage thoughtful study, honest questions, and faith grounded in understanding.
