Gospel Project

I want to tell you how thankful and how excited I am about the Gospel Project.  I am thankful that your class leader has agreed to participate in the Gospel Project and I am very excited about what will happen during the next three years.  I have included some information about the Gospel Project.  Please take time to read the information below.  

How is The Gospel Project different?

 

 The Gospel Project stands out in three ways.

1. It is Christ-centered. Every session is studied in light of what it tells us about who Christ is and His plan of  redemption.
2. It is missional. The Gospel Project calls us to action, to live out the implications of the gospel.
3. It partners with our younger classes. We have several other age groups from preschool to 10th graders participating in the Gospel Project. One of my goals during the Gospel Project is to equip moms and dads to go home and disciple their kids.  

What is the scope of The Gospel Project?

Year 1

      Fall 2012 The God Who Speaks (The Doctrine of Revelation Through the Gospel Grid)

      Winter 2013 God’s Story (Part 1): The Old Testament (Christ-centered Bible Overview)

      Spring 2013 God’s Story (Part 2): The New Testament (Christ-centered Bible Overview)

      Summer 2013 The God Who Is (The Doctrine of God Viewed Through His Triune Work for Us)

Year 2

     Fall 2013 Living in Light of God’s Story (Doctrine of Humanity Through the Gospel Grid)

     Winter 2014 Making Your Case (Worldview and Apologetics)

     Spring 2014 Atonement Thread (Tracing the Bible’s Story Through the Lens of Atonement)

     Summer 2014 God’s Way (A Journey Through the Ten Commandments)

Year 3

     Fall 2014 The Story of God’s Kingdom (Bible Overview Through the Lens of Kingdom)
 
     Winter 2015 Bowing Before the Idol-Conqueror (Sin and Salvation Through the Gospel Grid)

     Spring 2015 On Mission with and for Our Missionary God (Doctrine of Church)

     Summer 2015 Spiritual Disciplines for the Gospel-centered Life

 Does The Gospel Project require you to prepare before coming to class?
 

 Preparation is not required for you to participate, but those who do so will greatly benefit. The Personal Study Guide provides two devotionals prior to the upcoming week, called “Ready Your Heart”.  This will get you thinking in anticipation of the group study. In addition, in the Personal Study Guide after each session there is a devotional called “Respond in Your Life”.  This particular devotion is designed for you to respond to what you just learned.
 

 Again, I am very excited about this upcoming study.  I am looking forward to what God will do in us and through us.  Please pray for your leaders and the members in your class.  I pray many will be transformed by the power of God’s Word and that many new Christians will join us!  If there is anything I can do to help in any way please contact me.
 

 In Christ,           
 

Pastor Kevin  
kevin@charlestonbaptist.org or 843 556-4673