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 …
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 Story of the Gospel Project
Jana Magruder, Jeremy Carroll and Landry Holmes join the podcast to discuss the story of the gospel project, and how it got started 10 years ago.
Fun Friday: The Gospel Project for Kids Activity Page
It’s Fun Friday! Today’s free download is an Activity Page from The Gospel Project for Kids. You can learn more about The Gospel Project …
When My Homeschooler’s Bible Lesson Was For Me
The following is a guest post from Scarlet Hiltibidal. My oldest daughter is a high-achiever who’s SUPER serious about WINNING and is fully dressed …
See, Show, Share, and Compare Lifeway Kids Curriculum
Comparing Lifeway Kids curriculum resources is easier than ever thanks to a brand new collection of easy-access resource guides available online now …
Where Are My Extras Helps?
If you are like most people, you love the idea of getting a little extra for your money. That principle is true whether you are shopping for groceries …
One Big Story
Few would argue that storytelling is a highly useful tool when working with or teaching kids. The availability of hundreds of thousands of children’s …
Impacting Visual Learners with the Gospel
If you haven’t read William Summey’s part 1 of this post, you can find it HERE. Having great visuals seems to be critical to effective teaching today. …
The Gospel Project: When you get it, it changes everything
The Gospel Project is a Christ-centered chronological Bible study for babies-adults. On today’s podcast, Brian Dembowczyk, managing editor of The …
3 Ways Q&A Format Encourages Learning
Many KidMin leaders agree that it is critical for us (adults) to begin now helping lay a solid theological foundation in the kids we serve. We want …
