'The Golgotha Gate' is described by some readers as beginning where Mel Gibson's 'Passion of the Christ' ends. Love, passion,tragedy, humour, cruelty, violence, murder, saintliness, and compassion. Joe Richardson experiences them all as he enters different lives across centuries of time. The key to his journey from the present to the past is hypnosis and pre-birth regression — but once the key has been turned Richardson and hypnotherapist John Kirkham find they are no longer in control of events. An unwilling and increasingly fearful Richardson is fated to pass through the Golgotha Gate to participate in and witness the trial, crucifixion, entombment and resurrection of Christ. He is also an unwitting instrument in the Second Coming of the Messiah. The question is: In what form does the Messiah return? This book goes beyond Mel Gibson´s ´Passion´. It follows Christ into Hell and speculates on what happened to the Messiah in the three days before the Resurrection.