In first-century Corinth, a city where wealth and idolatry collide with a fragile new faith, three lives intertwine: Elias, a merchant torn between commerce and conscience; Kalliope, a temple slave dreaming of freedom; and Paul of Tarsus, whose letters will echo through eternity. As the fledgling Christian community fractures over rivalries, scandal, and doubt, each must decide what salvation truly costs. Set against marble temples, bustling harbor markets, and the roar of the Isthmian Games, Corinthians is a sweeping tale of grace, betrayal, and the birth of a church in a city that worships everything but God.
