Recently, The Gospel Project for Kids team was at lunch and the question was posed about what a curmudgeon was. While we all knew how that term was generally used—a grumpy older man—the question was posed if the true definition required a curmudgeon to be an older person and/or a man. (Yes, this is the deep, meaningful topics that...

In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19, Unit 4, Session 4—God Hears His 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...

The prophet Isaiah—who lived hundreds of years before Jesus was born—spoke specifically of the Messiah’s birth. We hope you will share this video from The Gospel Project for Kids 2018 Christmas session with your children as you celebrate the birth of Jesus.  

“Gospel Links for Gospel Culture” is a weekly round-up of content to encourage you in your faith and ministry.  Thom Rainer’s Lifeway Legacy With our CEO’s retirement fast approaching, this is a helpful article allowing us all to get some perspective on just how much he’s been a part of in the last 13 years. Right now counts forever Ray Ortlund:...

Jesus came into the world to bring peace between people and God. Don’t read over that too quickly. Resist the urge to read that and think, “Of course He did. Tell me something I don’t know.” I want to encourage you to take a few minutes and really ponder this beautiful truth. You and I were in hostility with...

As the year winds down, many of us take some time to reflect on how we’re growing in our faith, particularly by looking at the actions we took—what our prayer lives looked like, did we read our Bible entirely this year, did we give enough, and so forth—and consider what we’re going to do differently. And while it’s good...