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Christianity Explored We aim to help people meet Jesus in the Bible and explore the Christian faith, through thought-provoking video resources and courses.

Christianity Explored creates a space to explore the claims of Christianity and get to know more about Jesus - who he is...
23/10/2026

Christianity Explored creates a space to explore the claims of Christianity and get to know more about Jesus - who he is, why he came and how that impacts every single one of our lives.

Invite your guests to be part of seven conversations about Christianity, to explore Mark’s account of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus, and to respond to
Jesus’ ultimate question:

β€˜Who do you say I am?’

Run the course for free. Get started: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0zldDY0

22/10/2026

β€œTo tell the truth is always loving”

The gospel message is beautiful, but there are truths that can feel hard to talk about.

Jesus came and helped us to see our problem: sin. This is a hard truth, but it’s not one without a solution.

Jesus died for our sin, rose from the dead and invites us into a new life with him. This is good news worth sharing ✝️

πŸŽ™οΈ The Christianity Explored Leaders Podcast helps you navigate how to talk about the gospel as you lead a Christianity Explored course. Find it on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts and YouTube

21/10/2026

Don't underestimate the simple things that can make someone feel welcome 🀝

Coming along to a course like Christianity Explored may feel daunting for some guests.

It could be someone's first time exploring Christianity, or maybe they don't know anyone in the room.

So give your guests a warm welcome and consider the simple things you can do to put them at ease.

Sometimes all it takes is a cup of tea β˜•

20/10/2026

"My brother said something that changed the way I thought about Christianity"

Christianity is not about...
🚫 churches
🚫 rules
🚫 spoiled fun

Christianity is about Jesus Christ ✝️

Who could you share the gospel with?

Run the all-new Christianity Explored course. Get started at the link in our bio, or download the Christianity Explored app πŸ“±

19/10/2026

After Jesus calmed a storm, his disciples asked one another, "Who is this?" (Mark 4:41, NIV)

Who is Jesus? Who is this man that calmed wind and waves?

The Christianity Explored course takes a look at Jesus in the gospel of Mark, exploring who he is, why he came and why it matters to us today.

Could you run it with a friend? Download the Christianity Explored app πŸ“± or get started at the link in our bio πŸ”—

16/10/2026

"How do I talk about the cost of following Jesus?"

People may come to your course from a range of different backgrounds, cultures and faiths. When talking about following Jesus, ask questions, listen well, and support your guests on their journey.

Hear more on this in Episode 10 of the Christianity Explored Leaders Podcast. Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music.

15/10/2026

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.

πŸ“– Spend seven weeks in the Gospel of Mark, exploring Jesus' identity, his mission, and the invitation he offers in a way that’s clear, grounded, and open to everyone.

Could you run a course?
πŸ“± Run it one-to-one with a friend by downloading the free Christianity Explored app
πŸ‘₯ Or run it in a group. Create an account in the Leaders Portal (link in bio) to gain access to the free films, presentations, training and more

14/10/2026

"The joy of Jesus is that he is this loving guide who is God..."

In session 2, we look at Jesus' power and authority and consider: can we trust him?

Not every person who acts as a guide to others can be trusted, but in the gospel of Mark, we see Jesus using his power and authority with compassion.

Consider this topic with a friend. Download the Christianity Explored app and start exploring together πŸ“±

12/10/2026

Don't feel like you need to be an expert - just think "I'm the chief learner"

When telling others about Jesus, it's easy to worry over how much to prepare in order to have an response to every question or reaction.

But sometimes the best thing to do is just think of yourself as a learner alongside those you're sharing with.

πŸ’­ Bring your own curiosity, wonder and questions when talking about the gospel. This helps others feel like they can bring theirs. Seek out the answers together in the Bible πŸ“–

Learn more about having healthy conversations about the gospel in the Christianity Explored Leaders Podcast, Episode 03 πŸŽ™οΈ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0z0-th0

11/10/2026

β€œ'Come, follow me,' Jesus said, 'and I will send you out to fish for people.' At once they left their nets and followed him." - Mark 1:17-18, NIV

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