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Thankfulness can be an easy thing to express but much more difficult to embody. We say, “Thank you,” to someone who has just done something for us, but do we mean it, or is it simply a polite courtesy hiding rather ungrateful thoughts? Thankfulness is a matter of the heart, and that is why we …
Continue ReadingHow to Use the New Daily Discipleship Guide for Adults
When it comes to truly growing in your faith, spending only an hour per week diving into Scripture isn’t typically very effective. Spiritual growth comes through personal time in God’s Word and getting to know Jesus outside of group meetings. But, unfortunately, this daily routine of personal study time can be a lot easier said …
Continue ReadingWhat To Expect from The Gospel Project for Adults This Fall!
We believe that God loves new beginnings. Think of how the Creator of time and space was detailed enough to create four seasons in synchronized rhythm, times when everything in our physical world changes as we rejoice in the new. Think of how Scripture speaks of leaving the old self behind. How, through Jesus’ sacrifice …
Continue ReadingHow does the gospel change how we handle theological disagreement?
In this video, Aaron Armstrong (Brand Manger of The Gospel Project) offers insights into how we can address theological disagreement in a gospel-centered way. Three key points from the talk: Because doctrine unites God’s people, our disagreements with one another must be marked by humility. Because doctrine divides us from unbelievers, our disagreements with them …
Continue ReadingThe Gospel Changes Everything
The Bible is not about us—but we often read it as if it were. We turn to it looking for guidance, for stories to encourage us, and heroes to elevate as examples. We want to be brave like David, who slew the giant with a stone. We want to be as faithful as Abraham, who did …
Continue ReadingHow to complete a session of The Gospel Project in 20 minutes
You’ve undoubtedly have thought it before: “There’s so much material—we can’t finish it all in the time we have!” No matter how long your group time is, completing a session in one gathering can be challenging. Everyone in the group might really want to dig into one point (or more) during the session. Discussion, one …
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