"Who is this man?" I asked aloud as I watched a fatigued and beaten figure stretched out upon two connected pieces of rough-hewn timber forming a cross ... Listen to the people who were drawn to this place answer the narrator's question. Each has come for a different reason. As they tell their stories, they also tell His. Meet the man on the cross through first-person interviews in His Story by Robert Esco.


Who is this man? Talk to the woman who gave Him birth and who stood by her son in life and death.
Who is this man? Talk to the man who practiced self-mutilation until Jesus replaced his torment with a sound mind.
Who is this man? Talk to one who watched Jesus heal the first casualty of a defender's zeal.
Who is this man? Talk to the women He treated with dignity when others treated them as the lowest of the low.
Who is this man? Talk to the well-dressed man with everything going for him who walked away from Jesus sad.
Who is this man? Talk to the man who was at the wrong place at the right time and ended up carrying the instrument of torture on which Jesus died.
Who is this man? Talk to the men in rabbinical robes who have the inside scoop on Jesus' arrest.
Who is this man? Talk to the father and mother who now have a little girl who can run and play.
Who is this man? Talk to the soldier who nailed Him to the cross about the look and words that captured his heart.