Christ-Centered Bible Studies for Kids, Students and Adults

“All Things New:” Additional Resources for Adults and Students

| Aaron Armstrong

The following are the additional resources for “All Things New,” the twelfth and final volume of The Gospel Project for Adults and Students’ 2018-2021 study cycle. Download the study plan here.

Recommended Reading:

Weekly Leader Training

Unit 34: Paul in Prison

1. Persevering in the Mission

2. Continuing Through Opposition

3. Breaking Down Barriers

4. Pressing Toward the Goal

Unit 35: Facing Adversity

1. Preaching in All Circumstances

2. Clinging to the Promises of God

3. Living in Grace

4. Obeying from Love

5. Defending the Faith

Unit 36: Jesus Will Come Again

1. The Redeemer Reveals His Glory

2. The Redeemer Calls His People Toward Renewal

3. The Redeemer Is Worshiped

4. The Redeemer Returns

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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. MSS says

    I really enjoy sermons that coincide with the lesson. I’ve seen less of those in the past few months. I think they are valuable for my preparation

    • Aaron Armstrong says

      Hi there, I appreciate your feedback. We try to provide a reasonable number of resources that can serve to enhance your prep time (and being appropriately selective in doing so). This means that, while it is often the case, we’re not always going to have a sermon (or video or article) to recommend as we want to be careful about overusing certain sources. We do, however, create several resources meant to enhance your preparation, including The Hero of the Story podcast and the weekly leader training.

  3. Tim Martin says

    My class is about to complete the 3-year GP study. We plan on doing From Creation to Chaos next quarter. About 50% of my class missed the OT study. Can you tell me if the GP starting in the Winter of 2021 is the exact courseware we will be finishing or will this next study be new material written by new writers? This will help me decide if we do the study again or not. Thanks and I have truly loved this study.
    Tim Martin, Oak Hill Church, Griffin GA

  5. DeWayne Wyatt says

    I am looking ahead and starting preparation for the final GP Bible study (Unit 36, Session 4). We are having a celebration with the final session. I want to use the “Heaven and Earth” video during that final session for Point 2 at https://bibleproject.com/learn/heaven-earth. Before I can view it, I have to agree to terms and their policy, which are lengthy and complex. If it were you, would you be comfortable agreeing to their terms without reading through their entire document?

    • Aaron Armstrong says

      I can’t really speak to another organization’s terms of use and cookies policies.

  6. Dave Butler says

    The “Voices from the Church” on p. 105 and 107 are identical quotes. Page 105 attributes this quote to Ambrose of Milan (c. 339-397) where the on on page 107 attributes it to N. T. Wright. The quote doesn’t sound ancient, so I’m inclined to believe it is the latter. Which one is it and what is the quote that is missing?