What was the first sin? Careful, that isn’t as easy of a question as you might think. No, I am not thinking of how most people would answer, “when Adam and Eve ate the forbidden apple” when the Bible doesn’t say it was an apple, only a piece of fruit. (By the way, somewhere along the line I heard...

How does gospel-ministry to elementary aged children differ from preschoolers and preteens? How do we meet them where they are? Brian and Aaron discuss as they continue a five-part series devoted to the goals for growing every age group deeper in the gospel through a “head/heart/hands” perspective: Head: focusing on orthodoxy, right belief Heart: focusing on orthopathy, right feeling Hands:...

In the videos below, Brian Dembowczyk and Aaron Armstrong (Adults), Andy McLean (Students), and Jeremy Carroll (Kids) coach leaders on teaching Fall 2018, Unit 1, Session 3—Sin and God’s Good News. 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...

“Gospel Links for Gospel Culture” is a weekly round-up of content to encourage you in your faith and ministry.  What the Gospel Says to the Kid Who is Left Out Michael Kelley: Why would a marginally talented kid continue to participate in so many things that he didn’t enjoy? It wasn’t because I felt pressure from my parents; I...

What unique opportunities does ministering to different age-groups bring? How do our goals differ from one age to the next? Today, Brian and Aaron kick off a five-part series devoted to the goals for growing every age group deeper in the gospel, beginning with preschoolers. In this episode, we examine preschool ministry through the lens of a “head/heart/hands” perspective:...

Last week, we began broadly by seeing that God is Creator of all and as such He has authority over everything and knows how His creation works best. This week, we narrow our focus to the creation of people. While we normally read Genesis 1-2 as one complete thought—that God created everything in six days and rested on the...