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How did Jesus become best friends with teenage John of Zebedee, and then with Mary Magdalene, newly freed from seven demons? And who is this Jesus guy anyway, rebuking a storm and calming the sea?The high priest has heard about the prophet Jesus, and he's alarmed. A dungeon cell solved his earlier problem with that Baptist prophet. Maybe a "regrettable" death in a dark corner of Jerusalem will serve to get rid of this second prophet.Walk with ...

Jesus says he has his "face set for Jerusalem, " but danger lurks for him there. Right now, he's leading his apostles to spread the good news in obscure and overlooked districts. John and the eleven other apostles stick close to their Master, as they worry over what the future may hold. The spur to action arrives when a dear friend near Jerusalem falls gravely ill. Will Jesus reach him, or will he be captured by the high priests? Catastrophe l...

King Herod beheads the Baptist, and his disciples are in panic. Word on the street is that Jesus is next in line for the axe. John and the other apostles abort their missions and fly to the Master. How will their leader respond? Young John is dismayed, and resolves to hide his apprehension and get back to the one who loves him.John is disturbed that the Supreme Council has issued an arrest warrant for Jesus. Welcome to the dangerous turmoil of...

Young John should be home, helping his dad catch fish from their boat. Instead, he's down by the river, hanging out with some crazy preacher they call the Baptist. So why is John calling himself a dis­ciple? What happened that took this teenager away from home? And who is this "Lamb of God" the Baptist keeps talking about? John and the Jesus Boat is set in the dangerous turmoil of First Cen­tury Palestine where people are yearning for their ex...

This is the third episode in the adventures of teenager John, the youngest apostle of Jesus. He became known as the disciple Jesus loved (John 13:23) and later wrote the Bible books of the Gospel of John, three Letters of John, and the Revelation of John. In the last years of the first century AD he was known as John the Elder, the revered leader of the Church of Ephesus. As with any teen, John and the other teens among the disciples would...

These are the adventures of teenager John, the youngest apostle of Jesus. He became known as "the disciple Jesus loved" (John 13:23), and later wrote the biblical books of the Gospel of John, the three Letters of John, and the Revelation of John. Like any teen, John and the other teenaged disciples made mistakes and were unsure of themselves. But they had Jesus and the older disciples to rely on, including John's married brother Peter and the ...

These are the adventures of teenager John, the youngest apostle of Jesus. He became known as "the disciple Jesus loved" (John 13:23), and later wrote the biblical books of the Gospel of John, the three Letters of John, and the Revelation of John. Like any teen, John and the other teenaged disciples made mistakes and were unsure of themselves. But they had Jesus and the older disciples to rely on, including John's married brother Peter and the ...

This is the story of "the disciple that Jesus loved" (John 13:23). He is believed to be the same person as John the Apostle, son of Zebedee, John the Evangelist, author of the Gospel and three Letters of John, John of Patmos, who wrote the Revelation of John, and John the Elder, the revered leader of the Church of Ephesus in the closing years of the first century AD. This is historical fiction. It is historical, for it strives to be true to al...

This is the story of "the disciple that Jesus loved" (John 13:23). He is believed to be the same person as John the Apostle, son of Zebedee, John the Evangelist, author of the Gospel and three Letters of John, John of Patmos, who wrote the Revelation of John, and John the Elder, the revered leader of the Church of Ephesus in the closing years of the first century AD. This is historical fiction. It is historical, for it strives to be true to al...