In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19 Christmas Session—The Prince of Peace. https://vimeo.com/279042672 Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this week’s subject matter. To...

We love stories that end well, don’t we? Something deep within us yearns for such endings, which is why most Hollywood movies end happily—even though such endings are a trope and are painfully predictable most of the time. In this week’s session, we see such an ending. It is an amazing moment—a beautiful moment—a true moment—and even a surprising...

In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19, Unit 4, Session 3—God Overrides Evil with Good. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this week’s...

Last week, we talked about how sin often acts like a Rube Goldberg machine, with one sin leading to another and another. This week, we will see how God often works in the same way—stringing together actions, even difficult ones, that lead to the fulfillment of His plan and bring about His glory. A Series of Highs and Lows...

In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Winter 2018-19, Unit 4, Session 2—God Redeems Adversity. Tips and videos for previous lessons are available on the The Gospel Project Blog. You can also check out the Additional Resources page for podcast recommendations and blog posts related to this week’s subject matter. To...

Rube Goldberg machines are amazing, aren’t they? Watching the series of chain reactions can be fascinating, even if they often end up accomplishing something rather mundane. But that is the appeal of these machines; it isn’t as much what they accomplish, but rather seeing how each action causes the next. In this week’s session, we will see how sin...