What was Jesus doing before age 30? Joan Taylor investigates the missing years
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What do we really know about Jesus before he began preaching?
Professor Joan Taylor joins John Nelson to explore the missing years of Jesus, from Bethlehem and Egypt to Nazareth, his family, education and work. Could memories preserved in the Gospels reveal far more history than scholars have assumed?
A fascinating investigation into the childhood, world and experiences that may have shaped Jesus.
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Released on 24 Sep 2026
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