In this wonderful retelling of the gospel in four acts, renowned writer John Eldredge invites readers to revisit the drama of life. Readers can view God not only as the author but also as the lead actor, exploring His motives and His heart.

Readers can view God not only as the author but also as the lead actor, exploring His motives and His heart.

We don?t usually identify with the author of a great story. Instead we bond with the hero and heroine, the ones that the story is about. We share in their heartaches and triumphs. We cheer their accomplishments and mourn their losses. It?s a story better than any fairy tale!
Life, for most of us, feels like a movie we've arrived forty minutes too late for.
Sure good things happen, sometimes beautiful things. But tragic things happen too. What does it mean? We find ourselves in the middle of a story that is sometimes wonderful, sometimes awful, usually a confusing mixture of both, and we haven?t a clue how to make sense of it all. We need to know the rest of the story.
For when we were born, we were born in the midst of a great story begun before the dawn of time. These stories have been trying to tell you about the true Epic.