We live in an increasingly divided world. Whether politics, entertainment, or diet choices, it seems like if we’re given two options, we’ll split into three groups. But how should the church look different from the world?  Christ’s desire for the church is that we be united as one in Him by the gospel, reflecting the oneness of our trinitarian...

The following resources are for “The Church United,” the eleventh 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 31 — 1 Chronicles 16:31Unit 32 — Matthew 28:19-20Unit 33 — Acts 4:12 Unit Themes Unit...

Stephanie Salvatore, lead graphic designer, and Keith Tyrrell, graphic designer, join Brian Dembowczyk to talk the redesign of the leader guides for all ages, why the changes were made, and how they hope the new leader guides make it easier than ever for leaders.

Imagine Philip’s surprise at finding a seemingly random stranger on a desert road reading from a scroll of Isaiah about a prophecy of the coming Messiah. Yet God orchestrated this meeting and its particulars just as they are described in Acts 8:26-40. God has given His Word to this world, and He sends it out to be effective in...

If you have ever assembled furniture, a toy, or pretty much anything else, you know how important good, clear instructions are. There have been times when I have found myself scratching my head, baffled by what I was supposed to do because the instructions were unclear. It’s no fun at all. It’s frustrating. For some, it’s even enough to...

Does God ever give perfect evangelism opportunities? That’s the question we’re discussing on The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we discuss: The importance of getting to the gospel in teaching the Bible without allegorizing the ScripturesWhy we need to obey the nudging of the Holy Spirit when it comes to evangelismWhy there are questions about Acts 8:37’s...