2018-2021 Cycle
“A Nation Divided”: Isaiah, Prophet to Judah
Ever since Genesis 3:15, God’s people had been waiting for the Rescuer to come. Every generation wondered if theirs would be the one to experience His arrival. As their anticipation grew, so grew their expectations. But not all of those expectations were correct. Many were far from it. God’s people began to think in earthly …
Continue ReadingFall 2019 Leader Tips: Unit 15, Session 1—God Promises a Suffering Servant
In the videos below, Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Brian Dembowczyk (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2019, Unit 15, Session 1—God Promises a Suffering Servant. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this …
Continue Reading“A Nation Divided”: Israel Taken Captive
There is an old preaching joke that you likely have heard: A man made his way onto his roof to escape rising flood waters. A short time later, a man in a row boat called out to him if he needed rescue. “No, I have been praying to God for rescue. He will rescue me.” …
Continue ReadingFall 2019 Leader Tips: Unit 14, Session 3—An Idolatrous People Receive Judgment
In the videos below, Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Brian Dembowczyk (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2019, Unit 14, Session 3—An Idolatrous People Receive Judgment. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this …
Continue Reading“A People Restored”: Additional Resources for Preschool and Kids (Volume 6)
The following resources are for “A People Restored,” the sixth volume of The Gospel Project for Kids’ 2018-2021 cycle. (Note: PDF documents should open in a new window.) Key Passages Kids references are provided. Preschool and Babies & Toddlers may be shorter. Unit 16 — 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 Unit 17 — Jeremiah 29:11 Unit 18 …
Continue Reading“A Nation Divided”: Hosea, Prophet to Israel
I’m not much of a sports fan these days, although I used to be. I just don’t seem to have the time to stay engaged these days, so my interest in sports has dropped significantly. Not all the way, but still pretty far. The baseball team I root for doesn’t help things either. I grew …
Continue ReadingFall 2019 Leader Tips: Unit 14, Session 2—An Unfaithful People Receive Love
In the videos below, Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Brian Dembowczyk (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2019, Unit 14, Session 2—An Unfaithful People Receive Love. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this …
Continue Reading“A Nation Divided”: Jonah, the Prophet to Nineveh
I’m an introvert. That doesn’t mean I don’t like people; that means I don’t like being around people all the time. Being around people, especially when I don’t know them well, can drain me. We introverts are in our heads a lot—which means we are constantly thinking through what to say next to keep a …
Continue ReadingFall 2019 Leader Tips: Unit 14, Session 1—A Rebellious People Receive Mercy
In the videos below, Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Brian Dembowczyk (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2019, Unit 14, Session 1—A Rebellious People Receive Mercy. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this …
Continue ReadingThe (Literal) A-to-Z of The Gospel Project for Kids
Sometimes learning a curriculum is like learning a new language. There are a lot of terms that may be unfamiliar, and at times, it can be overwhelming. At The Gospel Project, we want to resource you well to be effective in pointing your kids to Jesus every week, which means we have a lot—quite a …
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