The holidays are fast approaching, and many people are putting their Christmas playlists together and setting them to repeat. But with so many songs out there to choose from, which belong in the rotation? While everyone’s taste is a little different, a few of us from The Gospel Project team put our heads together to bring you our recommendations...

Through the first six volumes of The Gospel Project’s study plan, we have followed the story of God’s promise to rescue the world from sin—the promise of a Rescuer, a King, who would come to restore His people. For generations, God’s people waited for the promise to be fulfilled through exile, restoration, and silence. In The Gospel Project: Jesus...

Entitlement is Poisoning The Church Noe Garcia: I have been in church ministry for eighteen years and I have seen entitled people and entitled behavior destroy the church. It’s the silent killer of the church that creates a monstrous ripple effect in the body. There is an attitude that slowly creeps in and begins to create an underlying culture...

Christian Women and Social Media: Living Your Faith Online Elizabeth Hyndman: Social media and the internet in general can have a pretty negative connotation these days. Broadcasting our lives online and having access to so much information often fuels issues with identity, bullying, stewardship, anxiety, anger, and more. However, social media and the internet can also be beautiful tools...

As part of my role with The Gospel Project, I have the privilege of talking with leaders and volunteers from churches of all shapes, sizes, and backgrounds to help them decide if The Gospel Project is the right study for them. Almost without fail, I come back to three common ideas that everyone needs to know about The Gospel...

Arguments and Intellect Will Not Change Anyone’s Mind Share Jesus With Your Friends D. Scott Hildreth: The miracle story in Mark 2 is a powerful one. Jesus confounds his critics and confirms his divinity when he tells a paralyzed man to take his mat and walk home. Each time I read this story, I am struck by the humor—Jesus...