The following are the additional resources for From Rebellion to Exile, the fifth volume of The Gospel Project’s current study cycle for adults and students.

The entire Bible is true, without error, authoritative, and clear; however, there are times—perhaps when trying to discern about a new job opportunity or other circumstances when there is seemingly more than one good option—when we may ask, “What does God want of me?”  The Bible contains some very clear directives about what we should and should not do....

This post is written by Jeremy Writebol and is published as a companion to Unit 12, Session 4 of The Gospel Project for Adults Vol. 4 (Summer 2022): From Unity to Division. Toward the end of his life, the pastor and hymn writer, John Newton, was visited by a friend. In the course of the conversation, one of the...

In Luke 18, Jesus shared several parables and encounters to illustrate the richness and surprising nature of God’s mercy toward sinners. From the widow, to the tax collector, to the blind man, Jesus repeatedly proved Himself to be a merciful Savior who takes great joy in extending the hand of mercy to the most unlikely of people.  Throughout the...

This post is written by Jeremy Writebol and is published as a companion to Unit 12, Session 3 of The Gospel Project for Adults Vol. 4 (Summer 2022): From Unity to Division. Is there good news for people like Solomon? You might laugh and say, “Wait—Solomon had it all; there’s no one like Solomon.” He was the wisest, wealthiest,...

When you read the description of Solomon’s wealth in 1 Kings 10, it is hard not to have some sense of jealousy about the amount of money and power he had amassed. Solomon is described as having 25 tons of gold come into his possession every year as only a portion of his annual increase of wealth.  Solomon made...