The Gospel Project
Christ-centered, chronological Bible studies for kids, students, and adults
The Mission Begins
When Jesus ascended into heaven, the Church’s mission on earth began. Before He left, Jesus promised that another would come—the Holy Spirit. Filled with the Holy Spirit’s power, the small group of disciples shared the gospel and the early church grew rapidly. Through the church, the gospel goes beyond Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria to the end of the earth.
As you continue your journey through the story of Scripture, you will see how the church is God’s plan to bring praise and glory to Jesus.
When You Get It, It Changes Everything
It is God’s plan to rescue His people from sin through the life, death, and resurrection of His Son, Jesus Christ. And it changes everything. Moral stories become a master plan. A church becomes a culture of grace. Good deeds become a holy mission.
The Gospel Project exists to point kids, students, and adults to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Through weekly group Bible studies and additional resources, all ages discover how God’s plan of redemption unfolds throughout Scripture and still today, compelling them to join the mission of God.
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“Once we got it, it totally changed everything!”
- Samantha Nelson
- Kids Ministry Volunteer
“We can’t think of a better tool that we would prefer to use to bring discipleship and depth to our kids.”
- J. D. Greear
- Senior Pastor
“We want to do more of these Bible studies with our dads.”
- Kemp England
- Father/Son Bible Study Leader
Samantha Nelson
Kids Ministry Volunteer
J. D. Greear
Senior Pastor
Kemp England
Father/Son Bible
Study Leader
Story, Culture, Mission
The Gospel Project provides theological yet practical, age-appropriate Bible studies that immerses your entire church in the story of the gospel, helping to develop a gospel culture that leads to gospel mission:
Gospel Story: Immersing people of all ages in the storyline of Scripture: God’s plan to rescue and redeem His creation through His Son, Jesus Christ.
Gospel Culture: Inspiring communities where the gospel saturates our experience, and doubters become believers who become declarers of the gospel.
Gospel Mission: Empowering believers to live on mission, declaring the good news of the gospel in word and deed.
The Hero of the Story
The Hero of the Story Podcast helps you apply the gospel as you teach, lead, and live on mission in your church, family, and workplace. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast app.
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A New Way to Disciple Your Church Digitally
The Gospel Project is pleased to introduce a new solution for digital Bible studies that is practical and flexible for every ministry, whether they meet online or in person.
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From the Blog
Being the Bride of Christ [Ep. 228]
What does it mean to be the Bride of Christ? That’s the question we’re addressing on this episode of The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we discuss: Why the Bible makes this connection between marriage and the gospel Why this truth needs to frame our understanding of marriage on earth How this view of …
Why Does the Bible Call the Church a Bride? [99 in :99]
One of the many ways the New Testament describes the church is as the bride of Christ. But what exactly does this mean? The bride of Christ is best understood as the universal, capital C church, which is made up of all believers from all people groups across all time. As Christ’s bride, the church …
2021-24 Promo: Changed Kids Worship Add-On Emphasis
Sam O’Neil, content editor, joins Brian Dembowczyk to talk about the change in approach to Kids Worship, why it was made, and what they hope churches experience because of this resource.