In this historical novel, the focus is on the journey of Titus, a young boy who has now grown into a teenager. As a follower of Christ, Titus struggles with his identity and role in carrying forward the legacy of faith.

He becomes determined to spread the gospel to other cities and regions, but faces opposition from those who cling to traditional beliefs and cultural differences. Meanwhile, Paul the Apostle, serving as a mentor figure, presses on with his missionary work.

He travels to various ancient cities in Israel and surrounding regions, encountering conflicts surrounding land ownership and cultural differences. Through his encounters with different communities, he learns valuable lessons about unity within the faith and the importance of adapting his message to reach diverse audiences.

Within the Roman Believers community, tensions rise between weak and strong believers. Titus finds himself caught in the middle, trying to bridge the gap between those struggling with doubts and misunderstandings and those who have a deeper understanding of their faith.

This subplot explores themes of forgiveness, empathy, and mutual support within the Christian community. As the conflict rises, Titus faces increasingly difficult challenges that test his resolve and faith.

He must navigate complex relationships with both worldly authorities and fellow believers, all while staying true to his convictions. .