Yesterday, Today, Forever

Synopsis

In the shadow of Jesus' crucifixion, Pete (Curtis Nelson II) and Veronica (Jasmine Burke) struggle with their marriage as tensions rise in their communication. Religious leader Jason Ricketts (John Bentley) played a role in the death of Jesus Christ (Lucius Rouser IV) and reluctantly, Pete begins anger management therapy with Dr. Johnson (Tina Witherby) after numerous attempts from his wife for him to go. During their sessions, Pete reflects on how all the other disciples were drawn to Jesus, captivated by His miracles and message of love and redemption. This modern depiction of the Gospel story enfolds as the quest to become more like Jesus is evident throughout the story telling in the counseling sessions. Talking though the therapy sessions helped Pete come to the realization that Jesus Christ is the same, Yesterday Today Forever.