Living the Word: Cross+Gen Education – Revised Common Lectionary (2026-2027)
Explore God’s Word together in the classroom through the Revised Common Lectionary.

The Revised Common Lectionary is one of the most popular lectionaries in the world. A major strength of this calendar of Bible readings is its emphasis on celebrating the various seasons and festivals of the church (or liturgical) year.

This curriculum has a dual focus on the assigned Gospel reading and the church festival or season that Sunday falls within. Each lesson also includes at least one activity covering either the Old Testament or New Testament additional readings (first or second readings).

This digital product is available for the entire 2026-2027 program year (RCL Years A & B). Select Fall, Winter, Spring, or save by purchasing the Full Year! Be sure to download our free Cross+Gen Groupings Guide to help you divide into cross+generational small groups!

Notes:

• Fall Lessons Only: At this time, only the fall lessons are available for immediate download. The other quarters can be purchased, and download links for these will be emailed to customers when they are available.
• Release Dates: Lessons are published by quarter and available for download throughout the spring and summer. Customers will receive emails once the quarters are available for download.
• Digital Product: All Spirit & Truth Publishing products, including Living the Word: Cross+Gen Education (RCL), are digital products that can be downloaded to your computer or other devices. No physical items are sold.
• Download Instructions: The download file that will be available as soon as your payment has been processed will include instructions on how to access the lesson files.  
• End User Licensing Agreement: Downloading and using this curriculum product implies acceptance of our End User Licensing Agreement. Please read it and contact the publisher if you have any questions.

I think they’re the easiest to use out anything that I’ve seen. I think that just about anybody can pick up a lesson and implement it. They suit us, and the teacher in me says “Good job!”

Becky Rogowski, GIFT Coordinator, First Presbyterian Church (Hays, KS)