Hanna & Maya. Two girls. Best friends in every way. That is until Jesus of Nazareth turns their lives upside down. Matthew/OC, Quintus/OC

Three words and a legacy that has reached millions of people. Those were the words of Phillip, and later on, the ones a lonely woman would repeat to an improbable multitude. [Phillip] [Nathanael] [Woman at the well/Photina] [Jesus] [Complete] [The Chosen TV Series]

Tres palabras. Un legado que terminó por alcanzar millones. Fueron las palabras de Felipe, y más adelante, sin saberlo, las que repetiría una mujer solitaria a una multitud improbable. [Felipe] [Natanael] [La mujer samaritana/Photina] [Jesús] [Completo] [The Chosen TV Series]

Argo's world had been silent for almost as long as he could remember. (The story of the deaf man Jesus healed before the feeding of the 5,000.) One-Shot.

(Iter: Latin, meaning "a route, whether: a journey, trip, a march, a course, a path; a road.") Gaius has a lot to think about as he carries out Quintus's orders to arrest Jesus of Nazareth. Then a conversation with Jesus himself leaves him with more questions than answers. One-shot.

Meeting Jesus had changed Joshua's life in many ways. After all, the Lord knows what we need, even when we don't. Future-fic. Set sometime post-series.

(Memoria: Latin, meaning "the faculty of remembering, remembrance, memory, a historical account.") An incident at Matthew's booth stirs up some unpleasant memories for Gaius. (Based on "The Chosen" and their portrayal of the Apostle Matthew, and Gaius, a centurion. Pre-series. No prior knowledge of the show needed.)

a fire and breakfast by the sea brings back memories and guilt. Can Simon be accepted back after what he has done?

"There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear." - 1 John 4:18 OR Matthew and Mary find a moment to talk alone after the events of 2x06.

(Orsorum: Latin, meaning beginning, start, undertaking/first few words.) For a centurion in Gaius's position, reassignment rarely meant anything good. Of course his next assignment would be no exception.

After a day filled with rejection – from the Pharisees in the marketplace, and even from those he would call his friends – a disabled shepherd hears the Good News and is forever changed. (Based on the Christmas episode of The Chosen, "the first multi-season show about the life of Christ," which in turn is based on the events in Luke Chapter 2.) One-Shot.