Who do you say I am?

About 2,000 years ago a man called Jesus asked his friends: 'Who do you say I am?' Not long after that at 3 pm on a Friday, just outside Jerusalem in the Middle East, the man we call Jesus Christ died. He'd been tortured and executed.Christians and even many atheists agree: it was a pivotal point in history. Far more significant than the Berlin Wall coming down, 9/11, Mandela's walk to freedom or the Brexit vote. Every part of life and culture has been affected by events on that one Friday. The question 'Who do you say I am?' is as relevant today as it was then. This book starts the journey to find an answer.