What Are Christians? Official Discussion Guide: Seeing Christianity through the world's eyes

This official companion to the documentary series by award-winning filmmaker Zack Lawrence will walk you through the stories featured in each of the six episodes. It explores common Christian responses to such topics as:

• Politics and social issues
• Abuse in marriages and the church
• Sexuality and identity
• Compassion and charity

As you go on this journey, meeting those outside the faith and those who have stayed within, your eyes will be opened to the true impact that Christianity is having in America... and how to put it back on track!

This book includes:

• Six chapters with hard-hitting questions for both individuals and groups designed to stretch your understanding of what it means to be a Christian, and how to become a more effective witness of the Gospel
• QR codes in each chapter to stream the episode from your device
• "How to Use This Discussion Guide" suggestions for small groups

Nicolas C. Spatafore has over twelve years in ministry, ranging from youth ministry to facilitating a home church. His background as a modern-day prodigal allows him to view both secular and Christian cultures in a different light. He has a two-year degree from Willmington School of the Bible, a subsidiary of Liberty University. Both Nicolas and his wife, Katie, have a heart for hurting and struggling families. They live on the Western Slope of Colorado with their two daughters.

Zack Lawrence is an award-winning filmmaker and voice actor with over fifteen years of experience in media. His life as a pastor's kid has given him a unique perspective on American church culture that he's passionate about sharing through film. As a filmmaker, his credits include writing and directing the movie In His Steps, based on the classic best-selling story of "What would Jesus do?" by Charles Sheldon, hosting the streaming series Indy Christian Review, where he brought a unique viewpoint to analyzing Christian movies for over ten seasons, and more than 70 TV shows, web series, and short films. He lives with his wife and four children in the mountains of western Colorado.