Recently we launched a significant update to our website, and with it comes a number of new features and functionality changes. Today, we want to share one of the changes we’ve made to the Additional Resources. Check out this short video for guidance on where to find these resources for all ages and how you can share them with...

It's hard to think that there could be anything beautiful about death. But there is one death that has a strange beauty to it—the death of Jesus, which brings atonement for our sins.

Today’s post is adapted from Christ and the Two Thieves by J.C. Ryle, which is now available as a free eBook from The Gospel Project. Get your free your copy here. This is the main doctrine to be gathered from the history of the penitent thief. It teaches you that which ought to be music in the ears of all who...

Today’s post is adapted from A Christmas Question by Charles Spurgeon, which is now available as a free eBook from The Gospel Project. Get your free your copy here. If this child who now lies before the eyes of your faith, wrapped in swaddling clothes in Bethlehem’s manger, is born to you, then you are born again! If any...

Two travelers were on a seven-mile journey to a village named Emmaus while having a heated discussion about the events of the weekend—the arrest, trial, sentencing, and death of Jesus (Luke 24:20). Jesus’ crucifixion had shattered these disciples’ dreams. Then Jesus appeared. In verses 15-16, Luke gives us “insider information” that the two travelers did not know—the identity of...

As someone who struggles with anxiety and overanalyzing, I can quickly start beating myself up. In these moments, my affection for Jesus wanes. My eyes turn from God’s grace toward me. I don’t deserve God’s love, I may tell myself, but fail to also remind myself of the love God has shown me through Christ. It’s in these times...