My Brother, My Lord: A Journey with James and Jesus from the Temple to the Tomb.

This is an intercontinental journey of James and Jesus covering a time span of approximately twenty years of which there is no known record of the whereabouts of Jesus as he went "about my Father's wok (Luke 3:49, NIV)." During this time, Jesus experiences trials and tribulations from the perspective of man, and James struggles with the concept that his brother is the son of God. Separated from family since age eight, apprenticed to his uncle, James would now have the opportunity to build a relationship with his beloved little brother. What had he gotten himself into by accepting an inheritance and guardianship of his brother, Jesus? James and Jesus sojourn from their homeland into new and exciting cities. Their journey introduces them to diverse challenges, unforgettable personalities, love, battles, and most importantly, the task of teaching the Word of God to all who would grant audience and accept a sovereign God. From Jerusalem to Calais, Rome, Athens, Britain, the land of the North Sea, they traveled by water and land in search of trade goods for the prosperity of the house of Joseph of Arimathea.