6 Hallmarks That Shape The Gospel Project for Kids Enter any address in your phone’s GPS, and you’ll be greeted with several route options. Each path will take you to the same destination, but your journey will look different based on your specific needs and preferences. Do you want to know the quickest path, or would you rather take...

“That story is too hard for preschoolers!”  This is one of the biggest misconceptions that hinders people from teaching God’s Word to preschoolers. But Maegan Hall, the talent behind The Gospel Project for Preschoolers videos, has a distinct perspective. For nearly 30 years, Maegan has been using puppetry and ventriloquism to help teach kids the truth of the Bible....

The Gospel Project for Kids is excited to announce the launch of a new 3-year cycle beginning in Fall 2024. Starting a new cycle of The Gospel Project for Kids offers our team an opportunity to reinforce the strong biblical concepts we already incorporate into our curriculum as well as implement improvements based on feedback we receive from churches...

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...

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...

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...