What's the best news you've ever heard? Was it surprising? Did it change the way you think? Or was it something you wanted to be true but didn't dare hope? Christianity Explored is a relaxed and informal way of sharing the best news you can ever hear, and gives people space and time to think about the big questions of life. Over seven sessions in Mark’s Gospel, guests find out more about the life of the person at the heart of the Christian faith – Jesus Christ. Find out more: http://www.christianityexplored.org

你听过最好的消息是什么？ 它有让你惊喜吗？还是它改变了你看事情的角度？ 又或者它让你希望它是真的但又不太敢相信？ 探索基督教是一套放松和友好的福音分享课程，给参与者们一个可以探讨并讨论关于生命和信仰的地方。 通过7集的课程，我们沿着马可福音的进程，带领参与者们渐渐发现基督信仰里最核心的内容——耶稣。 查阅更多信息，请登陆官网: http://www.christianityexplored.org

We all want to be happy. we're all searching for that one thing, that if we had it would make everything right. What is the best gift God could give you? Overture features a preview of six short stories, all seeking to intrigue and provoke a deeper perspective of the world. To find out more about the Life Explored series visit: https://www.life.explo.red

Find out more about Discipleship Explored: http://www.discipleship.explo.red Imagine a dancer. She's dancing with grace and joy and perfect rhythm. At first, you wonder how she's doing it - you don't hear any music. But then you notice she has her earbuds in. She's hearing the music she loves best in all the world, and it's moving her. She's captivated and enthralled by it. It's almost as if she can't stop dancing. Now imagine a second person walks into the room. She looks at the dancer, doesn't see the earbuds, and thinks, "I want to dance like that!" She can't hear any music herself, but tries to copy the moves anyway. It works for a time, sort of. But because there's no music in her ears, the movement is clunky, hesitant, and self-conscious. She doesn't seem to enjoy dancing the way the first dancer does. And before too long, she's exhausted - even though the first dancer is still going strong. Some books and resources on discipleship put you in the position of that second dancer. Encouraging you to learn all the right moves - read your Bible, pray, go to church, share the gospel - without actually enabling you to hear the music that drives it all. The aim of Discipleship Explored is to "turn up the music". What we need most of all aren't clever techniques or lists of things to do. Lots of people know all the right moves, but never become genuine disciples. What we need is for our hearts to be captivated and enthralled by the surpassing love of Christ. Discipleship Explored is a beautiful 8 session film series, shot around the world, and rooted in Paul's letter to the Philippians. It's been carefully crafted for Christians at any stage of their walk with Christ, and is perfect for small groups or one-to-ones. Find out more: http://www.discipleship.explo.red