It’s been fourteen weeks since my church last met in person. We haven’t gathered to sing, study the Bible, or take the Lord’s Supper as a congregation in that time. Complicating our situation even more, we meet in a public school, so barring an opportunity for us to find an alternate location, we can’t even target a date on...

As a new believer, I began a quest to know everything I could about my new faith and the object of my faith, Jesus. I was reading everything I could get my hands on. I read about prayer, evangelism, suffering, salvation, grace, and Scripture (I even read Scripture too). But I hit a wall when I reached one specific...

On February 10, 2020, we hosted The Christ-Centered Gospels Webcast, and what an incredible conversation! Our panelists led an eye‑opening discussion on how we miss the gospel in the Gospels—and what we can do about it. The panelists for this conversation were: Jared C. Wilson, author and professor at Midwestern Baptist Theological SeminaryTaylor Cheek, Kids Ministry Director at Immanuel...

With Christmas fast approaching, many of us are looking for great gifts for our friends and families. Here are a few ideas we would recommend considering: For Readers of All Ages The Big Book of Bible Stories for Toddlers Noah and the ark, Jonah and the big fish, David and the giant—little readers know which Bible stories are their...

The holidays are fast approaching, and many people are putting their Christmas playlists together and setting them to repeat. But with so many songs out there to choose from, which belong in the rotation? While everyone’s taste is a little different, a few of us from The Gospel Project team put our heads together to bring you our recommendations...

Through the first six volumes of The Gospel Project’s study plan, we have followed the story of God’s promise to rescue the world from sin—the promise of a Rescuer, a King, who would come to restore His people. For generations, God’s people waited for the promise to be fulfilled through exile, restoration, and silence. In The Gospel Project: Jesus...