6 Hallmarks that Shape The Gospel Project for Kids
What makes The Gospel Project unique as a curriculum? Join Aaron Wilson as he talks through the six distinctives of The Gospel Project for Kids in …
Fanning the Flame of Faith in Your Kids
By: Michelle Lazurek Hebrews 11 remembers ordinary people who had big faith, and in this picture book, kids can remember them too! With …
What’s New with The Gospel Project
You spoke, we listened, and now we’re excited to share with you what’s new in the updated cycle of The Gospel Project Curriculum. The …
Fun Friday: The Gospel Project Crafts
We are concluding The Gospel Project week! We know the common thread throughout the gospel is Jesus, trace Him through the Bible with us with this …
Fun Friday: The Gospel Project Bookmarks
The Gospel Project will begin a new cycle this fall. Get your kids ministry volunteers excited for what’s in store with these fun bookmarks that …
The Gospel is Important: It Provokes Us To Praise God
By: Kevin Jones Praise: The expression of approval or admiration for someone or something. The warm approval of something. In a recent sermon by …
Kids Ministry 101: The Gospel Project Edition
A sneak peek at what’s inside the Kids Ministry 101 Magazine
The Gospel is Important: God Gives Us Hope
By: Kevin Jones “Rats!” No, not the exclamation you make after you’ve left the house and forgotten the much-needed item for the day’s …
The Gospel is Important: God and Forgiveness
By: Kevin Jones In the Bible the Greek word, aphiemi, is translated to “forgiveness.” What it means in a literal sense is “to let go.” I don’t …
Fun Friday: The Gospel Project for Kids Activity Pages
This fall, a new cycle of The Gospel Project kicks off! Download free activity pages for Session 1 below to share with your kids. To learn more about …
The Gospel is Important: We See God’s Eternal Love
By: Kevin Jones If God is love, He is, by definition, something more than mere kindness. And it appears, from all the records, that though He has …
Kids Ministry and Sharing the Gospel
By: Daniel Kinkade Children need Jesus. In fact, we all do. May we never lose sight of the fact that there is power in our children knowing the God …
