We asked a group of people running Discipleship Explored for the first time what their initial impressions were. Here's what they said!
"An amazing cinematic experience, with incredible production values. DE is perfect for those commencing their Journey of Faith, or for those looking for a burst of encouragement and motivation. Barry Cooper is inspiring. Can not speak highly enough of DE." Nigel, England
"We find this updated version of DE to be the best available study of Philippians and a good basic introduction to discipleship." David, Northern Ireland
"It's a great study, Biblically faithful and practical and it's presented with great quality. We're using DE for our Saturday men's Bible study this spring." Mick, USA
"Sound doctrine expressed winsomely and multi-culturally." Aaron, USA
"Like the excellent presentation and the content is very good." Donald, South Africa
"The course looks great and I am super stoked to share it with our church. I pray that the Spirit will work through this course to ignite more passionate, committed, and obedient disciples in our church!" George, Canada
"We are really thrilled to be using this 'new look' course this term. The film clips/talks are very engaging and take us straight to the heart of Philippians and what it means to be a disciple of Christ. Barry Cooper challenges the listener in a warm, encouraging way. I particularly like the more international feel (this could be used in many different church settings)." Camilla, England
How will you be using Discipleship Explored?
"I participated in DE with my church and thought of it when my women's Bible study was looking for a new series to begin this spring." Laura, USA
"Having run Christianity Explored a few times in my previous churches, DE will be a wonderful resource to aid us as we go through the letter to the Philippians." Abraham, Wales
"So that our small group members could consider using the same material to disciple others one-on-one." Roland, Canada
"One-to-one reading with a member of our church and wanted to start using something that would encourage him to think how his faith now should affect his whole life." Martin, England
