To quell unrest in Jerusalem, the High Priest Caiaphas and Governor Pilate ordered the crucifixion of Jesus. For Peter and his followers, it marked a moment of profound despair.

The tomb of Jesus lies empty. Pontius Pilate and Caiaphas, convinced the disciples are responsible for the body's disappearance, launch a fruitless search. Meanwhile, the disciples, scattered in fear, make their way to Galilee, where Jesus …

Amidst the revelry of Pentecost, a band of fervent revolutionaries plotted to strike at Pontius Pilate's life. But as the disciples, emboldened by divine inspiration, began to proclaim the Gospel, the High Priest Caiaphas orchestrated the a…

In a desperate act of retribution for a slain Roman soldier, Pilate ordered a multitude to be crucified. Meanwhile, Caiaphas's efforts to secure the conviction of Peter and John proved fruitless. Yet, the nascent church continued to expand,…

The shadow of Pilate lengthened as he drew closer to the Zealot assassin, while the disciples once more faced judgment. Stephen, in his fervent defense, spoke out against the temple's corruption and ultimately paid the price for his convict…

Unable to quell the disciples' voices, Caiaphas finds his authority questioned. Consequently, he empowers Saul to initiate a relentless campaign of persecution against those who follow Jesus.

Saul’s relentless pursuit of Peter deepened, driving many from the city to carry the message with them. Amidst the turmoil gripping Jerusalem, the Roman Emperor arrived to determine the fate of Pilate.

Saul pursues Peter, and on the road to Damascus experiences a vision that irrevocably alters his life. Meanwhile, Claudia’s nightmares begin to manifest in the waking world, and Pilate’s fate takes a decidedly darker turn.

Caligula decreed his likeness be enshrined within the Temple, a demand understood by Pilate and Caiaphas as an act of profound sacrilege likely to ignite widespread unrest. Meanwhile, Saul returned, irrevocably altered by his experiences.

In Jerusalem, Saul delivered his sermons, arousing the ire of Caiaphas. James the Just intervened, assisting Peter in confronting the high priest. Meanwhile, within the city's shadows, Zealots and Ethiopians conspired against Roman authorit…

James stood before Caiaphas, securing concessions for the disciples. The ranks of the Zealot army swelled, yet their Ethiopian patrons shifted their allegiance to Jesus. Following Peter’s miracle at Tabitha’s resurrection, a greater number …

The arrival of the statue of Emperor Caligula drew a throng to the Temple precinct, now a field of conflict. Yet amidst the turmoil, the disciples remained steadfast in their adherence to Jesus' teachings, and it was there that Cornelius fi…