Every cycle of The Gospel Project for Kids allows us to cover more of the big story of Scripture and also make improvements and changes based on what we have learned and feedback that churches have provided. Below are some of the key changes that you will find in the 2021-2024 cycle of content that are different from what...

When we come to the Scriptures, we all have a reading plan. Sometimes our plans are highly structured, like a chronological study or “read the New Testament in 30 days.” Others tend to be, essentially, a game of Bible roulette—we just pick a place and read, with no clear direction as to why. (Maybe not the best approach, but…) In general,...

Joy to the world! The Lord is come;Let earth receive her King; And so begins one of the most well-known and beloved Christmas carols. Because Jesus has come, we can experience joy like never before! We see it in the birth narrative in the gospels. All of the key players— the shepherds, Mary and Joseph, and the angels—seem to experience...

How many times per week does something like this happen to you? You’re preparing to leave the house. You grab your car keys, direct your kids to their shoes, pour your coffee into your travel mug, and then shuffle off in the wrong direction, only to look up and realize you’re in the wrong room and have absolutely no...

It’s G. K. Chesterton’s fault. One of the first Christian books I read as a new believer was Orthodoxy. I’m still not entirely certain what motivated me to pick this book up—I could have chosen any number of other titles—but this was the one. I devoured it, leaving nary a page unmarked. My mind was on fire as I...

When we launched The Gospel Project in 2012, it was with one goal in mind: To help people of all ages see how the entire Bible tells this one big beautiful story of the gospel: God’s plan to save sinners through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ! We want people of all ages to see how the Bible...