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January 31, 2020 By Aaron Armstrong
“Jesus the Messiah:” Additional Resources for Adults and Students
The following are the additional resources for “A People Restored,” the sixth volume of The Gospel Project for Adults and Students’ 2018-2021 study cycle. Download the study plan here.
Aaron Armstrong is the Brand Manager of The Gospel Project, and the author of several books including Epic: The Story that Changed the World, Awaiting a Savior, and the screenwriter of the documentary Luther: the Life and Legacy of the German Reformer. Follow him on Twitter.
Our church has been using the Gospel Project for 4 years now. I have found your addition resources so much help as an adult teacher. I have struggled to find the same resources over these years, especial now. Where are the Unit 23 resources? I find the ones through Unit 21. I loved listening to the suggested sermons and reading the articles. You use to have a media lesson that I would incorporate each week. Am I missing these somewhere?
Glad you find the Additional Resources helpful. You are on Volume 7’s resources on this page so that runs through Unit 21. Unit 23 is part of Volume 8, so they are on a different page which you can access through the main Additional Resources page on this site.
On previous Student lessons (either here or on Ministry Grid?) I saw One Sheet for Families (in addition to Family Connection for Students). That was really helpful for parents doing Sunday School at home. I’m not seeing it for the current lessons. Is that still available? Thanks
I saw a few weeks ago that there were some great resources for Kids lessons leading up to Easter and for Easter Sunday. Can you please direct me to these so that I can send them digitally to our Church families. We have been using The Gospel Project curriculum for about a year now and are trying to make Easter special for families/kids still despite the circumstances.
Thank you!
I notice there are a few ,at least, comments from Piper. A highly self identified Calvinist. I have seen Calvinism cause great agitation in groups of brothers and sisters I love. Therefore as small group teacher, I am observing the Bible Project in great detail.
The lessons are good and I do not find fault,but
John Piper is not one I would be promoting.
Thank you for the additional resource material
Hi, Roger. We include quotes from people from a variety of theological positions under the evangelical umbrella without The Gospel Project taking any side.
Our church has been using the Gospel Project for 4 years now. I have found your addition resources so much help as an adult teacher. I have struggled to find the same resources over these years, especial now. Where are the Unit 23 resources? I find the ones through Unit 21. I loved listening to the suggested sermons and reading the articles. You use to have a media lesson that I would incorporate each week. Am I missing these somewhere?
Glad you find the Additional Resources helpful. You are on Volume 7’s resources on this page so that runs through Unit 21. Unit 23 is part of Volume 8, so they are on a different page which you can access through the main Additional Resources page on this site.
On previous Student lessons (either here or on Ministry Grid?) I saw One Sheet for Families (in addition to Family Connection for Students). That was really helpful for parents doing Sunday School at home. I’m not seeing it for the current lessons. Is that still available? Thanks
I saw a few weeks ago that there were some great resources for Kids lessons leading up to Easter and for Easter Sunday. Can you please direct me to these so that I can send them digitally to our Church families. We have been using The Gospel Project curriculum for about a year now and are trying to make Easter special for families/kids still despite the circumstances.
Thank you!
Hi Lauren, do you mean this Easter event? https://www.gospelproject.com/2020-family-easter-event/
I notice there are a few ,at least, comments from Piper. A highly self identified Calvinist. I have seen Calvinism cause great agitation in groups of brothers and sisters I love. Therefore as small group teacher, I am observing the Bible Project in great detail.
The lessons are good and I do not find fault,but
John Piper is not one I would be promoting.
Thank you for the additional resource material
Hi, Roger. We include quotes from people from a variety of theological positions under the evangelical umbrella without The Gospel Project taking any side.