In our Bible story this week, we see not just mercy, but courageous mercy. Rahab by faith, courageously trusted God and hid the Hebrew spies. Mercy is not courageous until being merciful costs us something. Rahab’s mercy was pushed to the testing point. She had compassion and, in doing so, risked her life. She showed mercy; as a result,...

This Week’s Training Notes Continuing in the Spring curriculum of The Gospel Project for Adults, From Conquest to Kingdom, we have been reading through the book of Joshua, seeing how God led His people into the promised land with His power and His presence. We’ve read that God commanded Joshua to continue following His words and commands. So this...

In 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Paul points out that Scripture is enough for us. It is our source for godliness and our final authority in matters pertaining to doctrine. The confessions of every Protestant denomination affirm the sufficiency of Scripture.  Why does this matter for kids? We need to teach our kids that even though the Bible may not mention...

This Week’s Training Notes Continuing in the Spring curriculum of The Gospel Project for Adults, From Conquest to Kingdom, we are reading through the book of Joshua and how God led His people into the promised land with His power and His presence. This week, your group will be studying Unit 7, Session 2, God’s Presence with His People,...

The children of Israel often gave in to worry and bitterness. Their attitude revealed deeper heart issues: their belief that God had failed to take care of them and would fail in the future. It was in the 40 years of wandering in the desert that God showed them over and over that He was worthy of their trust....

This Week’s Training Notes Welcome to the Spring curriculum of The Gospel Project for Adults, From Conquest to Kingdom. We are starting a new volume and are excited to see what God will teach us as we read more about the Israelites and their conquering the new land and becoming a kingdom. This week, your group will be studying...