Saint John Chrysostom, His Life and Times by W. R. W. Stephens is a comprehensive and scholarly biography of one of the most prominent figures in early Christian history. Celebrated for his eloquence and moral courage, John Chrysostom rose from his formative years in Antioch to become Archbishop of Constantinople, where his powerful sermons and reformist zeal placed him at the center of theological and political controversy in the late Roman Empire. Stephens explores Chrysostom’s teachings, pastoral leadership, doctrinal contributions, and conflicts with imperial and ecclesiastical authorities that ultimately led to his exile. Blending church history, theological analysis, and late antique political context, this volume offers valuable insight into the development of Christian doctrine, ecclesiastical governance, and the spiritual life of the fourth century. Essential for readers of patristics, early Church history, Byzantine studies, and religious biography, this work remains a significant contribution to understanding the life and enduring legacy of one of Christianity’s greatest orators and theologians.