The ultimate goal for a Kids Ministry leader is to show a child the gospel, to show him or her Jesus, and to show how He changes everything. But, if you’ve been in Kids Ministry very long, you probably learned quickly that the whole experience of the group time matters. It’s important that the sessions are engaging and fun,...

It took until my eldest child was five before the vulnerability of Show and Tell really clicked. My daughter always wanted to bring the same thing to school every Show and Tell day: her beloved stuffed cat, Hershey. This was her most prized possession and dearest companion that traveled with her everywhere she went. In bringing it, she was...

As we begin wrapping up the summer and prepare to kick off the new school year, The Gospel Project for Kids is entering a new season of its own. We’ve just completed our second chronological study cycle, and we have loved being a part of your Kids Ministry. It has been a privilege to help you point preschoolers and...

A young woman was about to be baptized, and I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. She shared her experience of growing up with Christian parents and how the faith she grew up around eventually became her own. As she finished her story, she said something I’ll never forget: “I want to do this as a way to pay...

At the end of February, we launched our podcast, The Hero of the Story, which helps you teach, study, and live in light of the story of redemption from all Scripture. We’ve hosted Why Christ’s presence in the creation account helps students recognize the larger purpose of the account. How we see the good news in hard to love books like Leviticus:...

On May 21, 2018, we hosted The Gospel at the Center, a webcast on gospel culture—a culture where the gospel saturates our experience as a community of faith. During this event, we asked 28 speakers—including Trevin Wax, Jen Wilkin, Matt Chandler, Dhati Lewis, and J. D. Greear—to explore how this affects every area of life and every age. Hopefully...