2018-2021 Cycle
“Into the Promised Land”: Additional Resources for Preschool and Kids (Volume 3)
The following resources are for “Into the Promised Land” the third 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 7 — Proverbs 3:5-6 Unit 8 — Deuteronomy 31:8 Unit 9 …
Continue Reading“Out of Egypt”: Bread from Heaven
Most of us don’t know what hunger really is. Oh, we know what it is to be hungry, but we don’t know hunger. We are aware of it, of course, but we have not experienced it. And that might not be a good thing. To me, there is a distinction between being hungry and experiencing …
Continue ReadingWinter 2018-19 Leader Tips: Unit 5, Session 1—A Test in the Wilderness
In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19, Unit 5, Session 1—A Test in the Wilderness. 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 …
Continue Reading“Out of Egypt”: The Red Sea Crossing
“It’s a trap!” If you are a Star Wars™ person, you know exactly where that phrase comes from and perhaps even read it in the voice of the character who said it: Admiral Ackbar. If you are not a Star Wars™ person, I will spare you the whole backstory and simply give you the immediate …
Continue ReadingWinter 2018-19 Leader Tips: Unit 4, Session 6—God Delivers His People
In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19, Unit 4, Session 6—God Delivers His People. 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 …
Continue Reading“Out of Egypt”: The Plagues and the Passover
I wonder if we don’t sometimes read the Bible like we watch a Hollywood movie. Hollywood has this way of portraying one person or group as inherently good and their adversary or adversaries as inherently bad. (Sometimes Hollywood will do this in a backward way, for example leading us to sympathize with a criminal on …
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