The life and teachings of Jesus Christ are the foundation of Christianity. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, this is the largest of the world’s religions and, geographically, the most widely diffused of all faiths, having a constituency of more than two billion believers.

One wonders: what is it about Jesus that drew so many people to follow in His footsteps? Was it His birth, His death, or rather His inspiring life?

To discover for yourself who Jesus really is, explore the free resources available on the ADC website: articles, books, audio presentations, and our featured course entitled Try Jesus!

Articles

Jesus in the writings of Moses

The Stranger who keeps turning up

Many are called, but few are chosen

Transmitting faith to the next generation

Books

The Desire of Ages

Introducing the greatest spiritual leader the world has ever known — Jesus of Nazareth — this book leads you to a full discovery of the Son of God.

Steps to Christ

The title of this book tells its mission — an ABC of spirituality — leading the reader to the key spiritual practices for real Christian living.

Audio

What happened at the cross?

Professor Raoul Dederen presents five lectures on the topic of Jesus’ death, highlighting the enormous impact of His crucifixion both then and now.

Steps to Christ

Listen this beautiful compendium of devotion, chapter by chapter, leading you to the key spiritual practices for real Christian living.

Courses

Try Jesus — series 1

Focusing on the events in Jesus’ life, this series will take you on a journey from His birth to His resurrection.

Try Jesus — series 2

Series 2 explores the amazing teachings of Jesus, preparing the student for a new life in Him.

The angel said,

"Go, stand in the temple courts,
and tell the people all about
this new life.”

(Acts 5:20)

The Adventist Discovery Centre (UK and Ireland), formerly known as the Voice of Prophecy, was founded in 1945, as part of a world-wide network of Christian correspondence schools. From USA to Australia, and from South Africa to the Caribbean, currently there are 140 affiliate schools, in 127 countries, sharing resources in more than 100 languages and dialects.