This post is written by Leslie Hudson as a companion for Unit 28, Session 1 of The Gospel Project for Adults, Volume 10: From Many People to One People (Winter 2023-24). I started kindergarten in 1980 near Nashville, Tennessee. That next summer, we moved to Lexington, Kentucky, about four hours away from everything we had ever known. My parents...

In appearing to His followers, the risen Jesus gave them—and all who believe—peace, hope, and confidence. Scripture: Luke 24:36-49  Central Truth The disciples failed to understand who Jesus was before the crucifixion. Even though they walked with Jesus for three years and knew God’s Word, they couldn’t see the total truth. While He was with them after the resurrection,...

In the final chapter of Luke’s Gospel account, we receive insight into how Christ made His resurrection power known. The manner He chose to reveal His newly resurrected body teaches us how we can share and receive His gospel truths in the present day. Since Christians today represent the body of Christ in action, we serve as living, tangible...

This post is written by Katie Orr as a companion for Unit 27, Session 4 of The Gospel Project for Adults, Volume 9: From Death to Resurrection (Fall 2023). Purchasing a car is a chore. Since it is such a massive purchase for most, and we typically use our cars every single day, when a new car is needed,...

Jesus is King, ruling over all of creation and guiding and directing His people, the church. Scripture: Colossians 1:18-20; Hebrews 1:5-9; Revelation 22:12-13  Central Truth Our King, unlike every other king in history, didn’t stay dead. Our King lived a perfect life, honoring the Father. Jesus was resurrected and ascended to His throne in heaven. He guides believers in...

Tips for Teaching This Week’s Session of The Gospel Project for Adults Listen to this week’s leader training podcast with Daniel Davis, team leader for The Gospel Project for Adults, to understand the session’s biblical context, to hear an encouragement about how to use the curriculum effectively, and to be reminded of the need to point your group members...