Although disgusted by religion, Zechariah, a well-respected first-century journalist, is sent on a journey requiring his utmost attention to that very subject.

Zechariah reports for the greater area of Israel, and his boss sends him to do a character study on the man currently enchanting the local population: Jesus. Zechariah thinks it will be just another assignment, but it turns out to be bigger than any story he could have imagined. Through interviews with those who know Jesus-including shepherds, a magi, Mary and Joseph, those known as disciples, and even the tax collector Zacchaeus-Zechariah begins to unearth the very true nature of this man who claims to be a "Savior."

More importantly, Zechariah starts to wonder if his aversion to religion is warranted, especially when Jesus teaches new concepts such as grace and forgiveness. Step by step, he comes to realize the enormity of the message Jesus brings and what it can mean for all mankind.

Humorous, innovative, and inspiring. The Real Jesus follows one man on a life-altering journey from conformity and unbelief to transformation and peace.