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January 26, 2024
Do Not Forget
by Kevin Jones This year you will do a lot. In doing, do not forget about the main thing—reading God’s Word. Forgetting is easy. We forget things of significance and insignificance. However, the cost of forgetting can be great. We cannot forget God’s commands. I make my fair share of trips to the store. I have a wife, three...
January 12, 2024
The Next Best Thing?
It’s your birthday, and you get to choose where to go for dinner! You consider your options and, of course, settle on your favorite restaurant. You know where you want to go; you know what you want to eat. You can’t wait for the celebratory experience of sitting with your family around a table you don’t have to clean...
December 20, 2023
A Christmas Call to Faith
Isaiah 9:6: “For a child will be born for us, a son will be given to us.” A Son will be given—a gift, a present. Isaiah lived in days shadowed by gloom, but God granted a flicker of hope, a ray of light—a Son would be given, a descendant of King David would come, an eternal kingdom would be...
March 3, 2023
QR Codes for the Scriptures
This Sunday, the first Sunday in March 2023, leaders and group members using The Gospel Project for Adults likely will notice the inclusion of a QR code in each session. Hopefully the QR codes are self-explanatory, but just to make sure . . . With the start of our current cycle of The Gospel Project for Adults, which began...
September 1, 2022
From Rebellion to Exile: A Cover Explanation
Want to know the thoughts behind the cover image for The Gospel Project for Adults Fall 2022?
August 17, 2021
All of the Above: Morals, Moralism, and Christianity
I’ve always hated multiple choice questions. They always feel like a trick (because too many of them are). Three or four choices, all of which seem plausible, except for maybe one super-obvious non-answer thrown in to see if we’re paying attention, and the instruction to choose which we think is correct. But sometimes there’s an answer in these that...