This week’s training notes: This week, your group will be studying Unit 2, Session 3, A World Purged, which focuses on God’s judgment of human sin in a global flood. Here are your three things to know, read, and do as you prepare for this week’s session: Something to know This passage involves a point of difficulty for many...

The Bible is full of promises. As early as the first few chapters of Genesis, we begin to see God make, and even fulfill, His promises: promises for punishment and for blessing, for death and for life, for separation and for salvation. In Noah’s journey to build an ark, survive the flood, and begin to repopulate the earth, we...

The following resources are for “From Captivity to the Wilderness,” the second volume of The Gospel Project for Kids’ 2021–2024 cycle. Many of these resources can also be found on the Files Disc that comes in the Ministry Starter Kits or Add-On Packs, as well as in the Ministry Grid digital materials. (Note: All links should open in a...

One of the great Christmas passages of the Bible comes in Isaiah 9:6, “For a child will be born for us, a son will be given to us.” Each December, this verse is preached in churches around the world. The hope of a child is upon us. Christ has come! But in the early pages of the Bible, the...

This week’s training notes: This week, your group will be studying Unit 2, Session 2, Sin Spreads, which focuses on the first murder as we see how sin progressed from the first humans to all who would follow after them. Here are three things to know, read, and do as you prepare for this week’s session: Something to know...

Siblings often fight and compete as children, and even adults. It may be over something as innocent as who gets the last cookie or as serious as who inherits their parents’ prized heirloom.  The competition Cain felt toward Abel—the world’s first siblings—reminds us that these family tensions can cause great damage to our relationships with one another, with parents,...