"In the thought-provoking book 'Jesus Christ on Trial (Accused of Beer Drinking),' the author Brig Gen E Z Phiri {rtd} embarks on a daring exploration of a controversial allegation that has echoed through generations: did Jesus Christ, the Son of God, authorize beer drinking? The narrative unfolds in a courtroom setting where the Accused faces charges from members of the public who claim that, by turning water into wine at a wedding (John 2:7-10), Jesus indirectly sanctioned alcohol consumption, leading to adverse societal effects. As the court proceedings unfold, the book delves into the perceived consequences of this alleged permission for beer drinking, examining its impact on morality, social behavior, and the broader implications for believers. Drawing parallels with historical trials faced by Jesus, the Brig Gen E Z Phiri {rtd} presents a compelling narrative that not only challenges traditional perceptions but also prompts readers to question the role of religious figures in shaping cultural practices. From accusations of criminality to the complexities of identity, the book weaves a narrative that transcends time, mirroring the skepticism and trials faced by Jesus during His earthly ministry. The reader is invited to witness the courtroom drama, pondering the question: Is Jesus guilty or not guilty of authorizing beer drinking? 'Jesus Christ on Trial' invites readers to attend all the court sessions, promising a thought-provoking exploration of faith, morality, and the enduring influence of religious figures on human behavior."