Evaluating the Bible Project’s Theology of Sin and Atonement
What does the Bible Project teach about sin and atonement? It’s good to practice theological discernment, especially with doctrines so close to the heart of the gospel.
The Passover Lamb and Jesus, the Lamb of God
Teaching students about the Passover lamb motif will shape their view of Christ’s work and lead them to behold the long-promised gospel.
The Bronze Snake and John 3:16… A Lesson in Typology
Four principles of Biblical Typology are explored and applied to John 3:16, showing how typology helps students understand this beloved verse with greater clarity (and awe).
Equipping Teenagers to Share the Gospel
If you’re a student pastor hoping to help your teens share the gospel with their friends, here are a few tips that might help.
Teaching Students the Beautiful Gospel
When Christ’s work is spoken of as complete, finished, and satisfying, the pressure of manufacturing beauty is removed.
Teaching Youth a Good (but not always safe) Gospel
We’ve taught students the gospel means “good news” but are we showing them the gospel truly is “good”?
How to Understand and Teach the Gospel of Luke
What are some of the key themes in the Gospel of Luke that set it apart from other gospels, and how does that shape the way we teach and apply it to youth?
How to Teach About God’s Judgment
God’s judgment is a hard for youth to embrace as good news. Teaching the Bible’s message about God’s justice also shows us to powerful mercy of God towards sinners like us.
How I’m Teaching Gospel Apologetics in Youth Group
How one youth pastor is teaching his youth group to understand why they can be confident in the truth of the gospel… and how you can too.
How to Understand and Teach James 2:14-26
Below are four steps that assisted me in teaching this text so that my students could see how James 2:14-26 could be harmonized with the rest of Scripture.