What would you do if you had the chance to hang out with Jesus Christ for twenty-four hours in the present day? What questions would you ask him? The meaning of life? What happens after you die? Was your mom really a virgin? That's the situation the narrator of The Interview found himself in. Christ comes back to earth for twenty-four hours to be interviewed so that he can 'set the record straight' about all the loopy stuff that has gone on in his name over the past two thousand years. Compelling, controversial and at times hilarious, the narrator, Rog, interviews Christ about the big questions in life. At various times during the interview he is transported back to first-century Palestine so that Christ can show him what really happened back in the day. The result is a wild ride into the very mind of God.

In the spirit of Christopher Moore (Lamb: The Gospel According Biff), C.S. Lewis (The Screwtape Letters), and Nikos Kazantzakis (The Last Temptation of Christ), The Interview presents Christ as human, compassionate, funny and curious as he struggles with his own human foibles, frailties and doubts, trying to spread his message of the Kingdom of God to a 21^st century audience.