When the Israelites grumbled in the wilderness that they had no food to eat, the Lord provided bread from heaven. When they complained that they had no water to drink, He provided water—from a stone. How does this miraculous provision point us to the gospel? Aaron and Brian discuss this and more on today’s episode of The Hero of...

“If you love me, you will keep my commands.” What is Jesus saying to us in John 14:15? Does this mean that we are saved by works? How does the gospel help us understand the relationship between love and obedience? Aaron and Brian discuss this subject and more on today’s episode of The Hero of the Story. Have a...

How do we keep Student Ministry focused on the gospel, and protect our teens from confusing the gospel with behavior modification? Andy McLean, the Editor of The Gospel Project for Students and author of Big Questions, joins Aaron in the studio today to discuss this subject and more on today’s episode of The Hero of the Story. Have a...

Recently we launched a significant update to our website, and with it comes a number of new features and functionality changes. Today, we want to share one of the changes we’ve made to the Additional Resources. Check out this short video for guidance on where to find these resources for all ages and how you can share them with...

How do we see Christ when we’re trying to not get stuck in a hard-to-read book of the Old Testament? That’s the question we’re addressing in this episode of The Hero of the Story, which is also our first audience request! Listen in as we discuss this subject and what we need to know to learn to love books...

How does the gospel call us to unity—and what do we lose when we don’t pursue it? That’s the question we’re addressing in this episode of The Hero of the Story. Listen in as we discuss this subject and its implications from Galatians 1. Have a subject for a future episode? Reach out to The Gospel Project on Twitter. About the...