On the eve of his crucifixion in Rome, the Apostle Peter entrusts his final confessions to Mark: memories of Jesus, admissions of weakness, and lessons in forgiveness.
With raw honesty, Peter recalls the cross, Pentecost, the birth of the early Church, and the distortions that later altered the Master's gospel.
Inspired by The Urantia Papers, this intimate narrative offers a moving, human portrait of faith?faith tested by fear, redeemed through grace, and renewed in love. It invites readers to rediscover the heart of Jesus' message: the Fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of man.
