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 week, your group will be studying Unit 5, Session 2, The Way of Faithfulness, which focuses on how God’s law reveals who He is and how to live faithfully with Him and one another.

Peter began his first epistle by reminding believers that we are not of this world; our true citizenship is found in God’s kingdom. As such, we live in the present world as exiles and ambassadors—representatives of our true King. With this reminder established, Peter explained how Christ’s ambassadors are to live, which can be summed up in God’s words...

This week, your group will be studying Unit 5, Session 2, The Way of Faithfulness, which focuses on how God’s law reveals who He is and how to live faithfully with Him and one another.

If there was one thing the Israelites were good at, it was grumbling. They weren’t just good; they were experts: “We have no food. We have no water. Why are we in the wilderness left to die? The land has big people in it.” And on and on and on. We have to wonder how Moses put up with...