REMEMBERING GOD’S FAITHFULNESS HELPS US REMAIN FAITHFUL.  SCRIPTURE | Joshua 3:12–4:7  CENTRAL TRUTH  In our journey with God, we can set up spiritual markers to help us remember His goodness and His faithfulness.  KEY QUESTION  HOW COULD THE STONES SERVE AS REMINDERS OF BOTH GOD’S FAITHFULNESS AND ISRAEL’S DISOBEDIENCE? WHY WOULD REMEMBERING THIS BE IMPORTANT TOO?  KEEP IN MIND ...

In Joshua 1, we learn the Israelites were preparing to enter the Promised Land following the death of Moses. God spoke directly to Joshua, commissioning him as the new leader of His people. The Lord commanded Joshua three times to be strong and courageous as he was about to guide the Israelites across the Jordan River.  What instructions did...

Tips for Teaching This Week’s Session of The Gospel Project for Adults Listen to this week’s leader training podcast with Y Bonesteele, team leader for The Gospel Project for Adults, for a summary and guidance in leading your group. This week’s additional resources for study and preparation: Transcript of Leader Training Podcast: Hi, this is Y Bonesteele, team leader...

The following are additional resources for "Land and Loss," the third volume of The Gospel Project’s current study cycle for adults and students.

Believing God’s Word and obeying Him leads to life. SCRIPTURE | Deuteronomy 32:7-12,44-52 CENTRAL TRUTH Culture mostly encourages us to live for ourselves and to chase what makes us feel good. It’s easy for us to get distracted by the things we do each day. Many times, the things that distract us aren’t inherently sinful, but we allow them...

Moses was an esteemed Old Testament figure who led God’s people faithfully, though imperfectly, away from Egyptian slavery and toward the Promised Land. As we follow his biblical narrative to Deuteronomy 31, we read how Moses began his parting speech to those he shepherded for 40 years.  In what ways do we see how Jesus is the better Moses—the...