He was a child of loss, a man of science, a soul that trusted only what he could measure. Nathaniel built his life on proof, not prayer. But when his invention tears him from the neon towers of the future and casts him into the dust and heat of Judea, he finds himself face to face with a world that refuses to fit into formulas.

Here are crowds pressing in with desperate hope. Here is a Carpenter who speaks as if he knows the secrets of every heart. And here beneath olive trees, in courtyards and storm-tossed boats Nathaniel begins to see what he swore he would never believe.

This is not the story you have heard a hundred times. It is the story of doubt colliding with wonder, of a man who wanted answers and found something greater.

And when the moment comes, in the flicker of a candle's flame, one question remains:

What if you too were there?