The passage for our study this week, John 6, contains a nugget regarding Jesus’ deity and His supernatural knowledge: Jesus saw the hungry crowd, and already He knew how He would feed them. Yet Jesus took this opportunity to test Philip with a question, not for His sake but for Philip’s. A test shows something about the person being tested. The...

What did Jesus call Himself the bread of life? That’s the question we’re discussing on The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we discuss: What Jesus was saying when He called Himself the bread of lifeThe connection between Jesus’ feeding of a great multitude and His “I AM” statementsWhy Jesus withdrew when the people wanted to make Him...

If there is one thing that we hear quite often as parents, it’s that we aren’t discipling our kids today the way we should. For example: Religion formerly centered in the home. Parents read the Bible to their children, had family prayer, said grace at meals, talked to their children about God and the Christian way of life. Today...

This week, we look at Jesus feeding a large crowd of people, often known as the feeding of the 5,000. While that is a common way to describe this story, we preferred to make it more vague because it was actually many more than 5,000 fed that day—that was just the number of men. When you add in the...

Is Jesus really God? That’s the question we’re addressing on this episode of The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we discuss: How the Bible reveals Jesus as being both human and divineWhy it is essential that Jesus is fully divineWhy this doctrine is good news for usHow this doctrine relates to the gospel and how we live in...

The following resources are for “Jesus the Savior,” the ninth volume of The Gospel Project for Kids’ 2018-2021 cycle. (Note: PDF documents should open in a new window.) Key Passages Kids references are provided. Preschool and Babies & Toddlers may be shorter. Unit 25 — Colossians 1:13-14Unit 26 — Philippians 2:8Unit 27 — John 11:25 Unit Themes Unit 25...