Christ-Centered Bible Studies for Kids, Students and Adults

Fall 2018 Leader Tips: Unit 1, Session 2—God’s Good People

| Josh Hayes

In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2018, Unit 1, Session 2—God’s Good People. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this week’s subject matter. To view a comprehensive list of the studies for this three-year cycle of The Gospel Project, see our All Ages Chronological Study Plan (which includes Scripture references for each weekly session). Every week, we provide interactive teaching helps and additional ideas / activities for The Gospel Project for Adults sessions. Click TGP Fall 2018 Unit 1, Session 2 to access the Session 2 interactive teaching suggestions. https://vimeo.com/279048156

About Josh Hayes

Josh Hayes is Content and Production Editor for The Gospel Project for Adults. He earned a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Westminster Theological Seminary and a M.Div. in Christian Ministry from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. In addition to working in print media for more than a decade, Josh is an adjunct professor at Union University and Westminster Theological Seminary. Residing in the Nashville area with his wife and children, he has also been an active teacher in his local church for several years.

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  1. Natalie Miller says

    Hey!

    My church is wanting to do the year long Gospel Foundations plan. We would like to do it with the children as well, but all I am seeing is a three-year plan for the elementary, preschool, and nursery age children. Is there a one-year plan for the kids, too?

    Thank you!

    • Brian Dembowczyk says

      Hi, Natalie. No, Gospel Foundations is a resource only for adults and students. The ongoing Gospel Project for Kids curriculum would be the resource for preschoolers and children.