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The disciples are in hiding wondering how they will ever get back to Galilee when the women who travel with them tell a tale so incredible it might have to be true.

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With nowhere else to go, Simon Peter has returned to the room where he celebrated Passover with Jesus and the others only 24 hours earlier. But now the Lord is no more, and the room is quite different.

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Simon Peter is horrified at Pontius Pilate's final judgement, but is swept along by the crowd to the Hill of The Skull

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Simon Peter has denied his Lord - just as Jesus foretold he would. He has no one to follow and he is all alone. He can no longer rely on the man who used to be his Lord, and he is beginning to discover he cannot even rely on himself. Peter is on the run from everyone, and no one more than himself.

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In a surprise greater than any miracle, Simon hears a word spoken that - even in his wildest nightmares - he never expected to hear: the terrifying tetragrammaton!

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Simon Peter is determined to show Jesus he is still the best disciple but meets his match in a Great Red Dragon!

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Simon Peter has been traveling with Jesus for three and a half years. It has been an incredible journey. This evening, they are celebrating the Passover festival in Jerusalem, and as they eat, drink and fellowship together, Peter wonders how much longer it will last.

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An invitation to join me on the eternal adventure of a lifetime, walking together along the one and only path to the heavenly city.

Take heart, weary traveller, and dare to hope again
The heavenly city may be closer than you think!

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The continuing adventures of the Great and Ancient Tree

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"Just once, in a time and a place before space time, there was a great secret at the heart of God himself."

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