Christ-Centered Bible Studies for Kids, Students and Adults

Additional Resources for Adults and Students: “From Creation to Chaos” (volume 1)

| Aaron Armstrong

The following are the additional resources for From Creation to Chaos, the first volume of The Gospel Project’s new study cycle for adults and students. The additional resources for every volume include items to help you as you prepare for each session, along with materials that we recommend as bonus content for your groups. Download the study plan here.

books we recommend

weekly leader training & devotionals

Adult Leader Training
Adult Devotionals
Student Leader Training

Note: Leader training and weekly devotionals begin releasing Monday, August 30th, 2021.

memory verses

  • Unit 1: Psalm 19:1
  • Unit 2: Isaiah 66:2
  • Unit 3: Romans 8:28
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presentation materials

unit 1: the heavens declare the glory of God

1. In the Beginning

2. Made in His Image

3. Made for His Glory

unit 2: let us make a name for ourselves

1. Relationships Broken

2. Sin Spreads

3. A World Purged

4. A People Scattered

unit 3: I will make your name great

1. A People Promised

2. A Priest of Righteousness

3. A Promise Tested

4. A Plan Unhindered

5. A Family Preserved

6. The God of Providence

Note: The views expressed in resources unaffiliated with The Gospel Project and Lifeway represent those of their authors at the time of their publication. Resources listed without links will be added as they become available.

About Aaron Armstrong

Aaron Armstrong is 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. From August 2016 until September 2021, Aaron was the Brand Manager of The Gospel Project and publishing team leader for The Gospel Project for Adults. Follow him on Twitter.

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  1. Margaret Ann Barr says

    I am not able to show the videos because they are on Youtube. I can’t download from Youtube. My church is in a rural area and wifi is not available. Is there any other way that I can get the videos?
    Thanks!

  2. Vesta says

    I am disappointed that the Bible verses are not printed in the Daily Discipleship Guide. I understand what you are trying to do, but my class needs the verses printed in the book.
    I spent over 2 hours copying and pasting all of the verses from my leader guide so my class will have the verses readily available to follow along. I do not have the extra time to do this every quarter over the next 3 years.
    We have loved The Gospel Project in the past, but if this doesn’t work well, my class will be switching to another Bible study series.

    • DeWayne Wyatt says

      I believe this is to encourage learners to use their own Bibles. My class members love being able to read from their own translation.

  3. Steve G says

    I picked up a copy of the Leader Guide last Sunday. I’ll be substitute leading a class on 10/10. To get familiar with the Guide, I was looking at this week’s lesson. On page 47, in the middle of the second paragraph is the digit 2 in green ink. As best as I can figure, this is a footnote per the list on page 55. Am I correct? If so, I found footnotes 8 and 9, but where are the rest (within Unit 2, Session 1)?

  4. Loralei says

    Could we please have an answer guide for group page that has the points and chart on it example unit 1 session 1 in the beginning p.22 at bottom you have a chart that is rather confusing to fill out our group doesnt know what answers to use to fill in the blanks. thank you

  5. Jonathan L. says

    I really miss the scripture printed in the daily discipleship guides. I totally understand your intention here, but having the scripture printed in the guide made them so much more useful. I’ve used Gospel Project for years with my groups and we’ve always purchased learner guides, but the redesign is making me question whether I should continue to buy them.

  6. Dawn Amalong says

    I am disappointed with the Fall 2021 Young Kids resources. In past volumes I received a resources CD in which I could print the big question & answer & each units memory verse but this volume was missing the resources CD. I have download the zip files, but the above mentioned resources are not in the zip files. Why are these no longer available?

  7. Bob Beazley says

    I really like the chronological approach in the Gospel Project, but some of our group want the Scripture printed in their guides so we will all have the same translation. If this doesn’t change they want to change to another study. Please consider returning to the previous format with the Scripture included!

  8. Anita Reaves St John says

    I can’t seem to find a link to the information I can print about missions for this unit (From Creation to Chaos, Older Kids). Can you please provide it for me? Thank you & God Bless.

  9. DW McGough says

    My group (and myself) really like reading from different Biblical translations for two reasons:
    It often sheds a different light on the discussion.
    It gives us all a hands-on experience
    Furthermore, the student guide gives readers lots more scripture to read and ponder…much more than the lessons can get through in a single session.
    We all really like TGP, straight up. Has opened our little Baptist minds exponentially

  10. Leigh Freijo says

    When is the next quarter material going to show up? The first lesson is next Sunday and I would like to get started.

  11. Craig Jones says

    I may be missing something and I apologize if I have, but does the additional resources no longer make these type resources available? This is just an example from Fall of 2021.

    5. A Family Preserved
    Essential Doctrine #29: God’s Plan and Human Action
    Article: Run Like the Wind from Sexual Sin by Benjamin Vrbicek
    Article: Joseph’s Faith in Death by Kim Riddlebarger
    Article: How Does Joseph Foreshadow Jesus? by James Hamilton Jr.
    Sermon: Hope in the Dungeon by Clint Pressley

    I really enjoyed those and these type resources are still available, please show me how to find them.

    Thanks,

    Craig