The children of Israel often gave in to worry and bitterness. Their attitude revealed deeper heart issues: their belief that God had failed to take care of them and would fail in the future. It was in the 40 years of wandering in the desert that God showed them over and over that He was worthy of their trust....

This post is written by Charity Dera and is published as a companion to Unit 7, Session 1 of The Gospel Project for Adults Vol. 3 (Spring 2022): From Conquest to a Kingdom. When all that meets the eye appears to be a panorama of desolate land, void of much sustenance, persevering through life could feel exhausting, daunting and...

This Week’s Training Notes Welcome to the Spring curriculum of The Gospel Project for Adults, From Conquest to Kingdom. We are starting a new volume and are excited to see what God will teach us as we read more about the Israelites and their conquering the new land and becoming a kingdom. This week, your group will be studying...

We often think that fear is the absence of courage, and to some degree, it is. However, true courage is not someone who is free of fear. Courage comes to us most often, and especially when we are young, from the presence of another. In C. S. Lewis’ The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Lucy, the young heroine of...

The following are the additional resources for From Captivity to the Wilderness, the second volume of The Gospel Project’s current study cycle for adults and students.

This post is written by Mike Brooks and is published as a companion to Unit 6, Session 4 of The Gospel Project for Adults Vol. 2 (Winter 2021-22): From Captivity to the Wilderness. At the lake near our home, there is a small inlet nicknamed “Sailboat Cove.” The small marina is the perfect location for launching small sailboats, catamarans,...