Qui est Jésus ?

We invite you to discover the Gospel in an original form without any filter. An opportunity to discover for yourself who Jesus was.

You will have the perspective of 4 people who have been close to Jesus:
- Luke was a doctor who decided to investigate what really happened to people who knew Jesus. He really uses the method of a historian.
- Mark was Peter's assistant who was also one of the twelve companions of Jesus. He was one of the closest.
- Matthew was one of the twelve companions of Jesus, he was a tax collector.
John was also one of the twelve and probably the closest to Jesus.

The unique experience that we propose, and that may be new to you, is to explore each day, for 90 days, a chapter of one of the 4 Gospels in the form of a short video.

In red thread, you will have 4 points that touch themes that we are all concerned. You will be invited to think about it.

There is first Love. This is the most important thing in life: to love and to be loved. Through the life of Jesus, you will discover a new standard of love.
Then we have good and bad. You will find several scenes of the Gospel that challenge, where Jesus offers a new perspective on these issues.
The third element is Forgiveness, because forgiveness is a fundamental key to living the essential relationships in our life.
And finally Liberty, you will see that it is a central subject too. Who would not like to live free and free from evil?

=> There will be no "correction" of your answers, the important thing is to know what you have retained.

If you decide to follow this 90-only challenge, you will be able to share these thoughts with a trusted friend with whom you can easily share your experience and who could answer your questions about what is questioning you. It's possible to do this group challenge, where everyone watches the same videos the same day. You will be able to share your questions and discoveries with each other.



We wanted to inform you that the "Who is Jesus" app obtained the classification PEGI18 on GooglePlay because the scenes illustrating the crucifixion of Jesus can be likened to violent images, on which we see blood.