The story of Paul’s time in Caesarea seemed to be long, drawn out, and hopeless. Even still, the apostle was not without hope, which he proclaimed the good news of Jesus before the governor and king—just as Jesus prophesied of His followers in Matthew 10:18.  How does Paul establish the credibility of his faith in Jesus here at his...

Tips for Teaching This Week’s Session of The Gospel Project for Adults Listen to this week’s leader training podcast with Daniel Davis, team leader for The Gospel Project for Adults, to understand the session’s biblical context, to hear an encouragement about how to use the curriculum effectively, and to be reminded of the need to point your group members...

This post is written by Leslie Hudson as a companion for Unit 35, Session 2 of The Gospel Project for Adults, Volume 12: From This World to the World to Come (Summer 2024). I grew up in a small country church. I don’t know what our attendance numbers looked like on Sunday mornings, but I knew every face and...

Knowing this world isn’t our true home changes how we wait for eternity. Scripture: Hebrews 11:13-16, 39-40; 12:1-2, 7-11  Central Truth We’re already citizens of heaven. Not only should we long for heaven but being citizens should also alter us. We represent our true home even while we reside here temporarily. Key Question Why does God call us to...

The following resources are for “Creation and Covenant,” the first volume of The Gospel Project for Kids’ 2024-2027 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 new window...

In Acts 22–23, Paul must persevere with his trust in Jesus as he faces the dangers prophesied for him in Jerusalem head-on. Though the Jews planned evil against him, God planned it for good, to bring about the message of salvation to those who were waiting to hear it in Rome.  What was the basis of the Jews’ argument...