The narrative follows the aftermath of Jesus Christ's resurrection, focusing on His appearances to His disciples. Initially, two disciples encounter Jesus on the road to Emmaus, unaware of His identity until He breaks bread with them. They return to Jerusalem to share the news, where Jesus appears to the gathered disciples, offering peace. The story then shifts to the Sea of Galilee, where Jesus appears to six disciples, including Peter and Nathanael, after a fruitless night of fishing. Jesus instructs them to cast their nets on the right side, resulting in a miraculous catch. Recognizing Him, Peter swims ashore, and the disciples join for a meal prepared by Jesus. During this meal, Jesus questions Peter's love for Him, instructing him to "feed My lambs" and "feed My sheep," symbolizing the care and guidance of His followers. The narrative emphasizes themes of recognition, faith, and the responsibility of spreading Jesus' teachings.
By Catharine Shaw · First published 2003 · Genre: Christian Fiction, Inspirational Fiction, Historical Fiction