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This curriculum has 6 lessons and is based on John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son that whoever believes in Him will not perish but have eternal life.” It is based on 5 questions and 5 key words from John 3:16 PLUS a “response” unit: have and experience? What keeps us from expe. iencing eternal life? How doe.
John 3:16 is the most recognized verse in the world. It contains God's main message to man - how to be made right in God's sight. It shows how to begin experiencing the LIFE God desires for us - now and forever.
John 3:16 is essentially the gospel in a nutshell—it explains the entire Bible. This verse condenses God's entire plan from the beginning of time and throughout Scripture, into this tiny "nutshell" of a verse. As stated before, the word gospel means, "good news," which implies there is bad news.
19 Ιουλ 2021 · For God loved the world in this way: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16). 1. Who are we? Simply put, we are the dearly loved creation of Almighty God. How do we know that God loves us so?
Children’s Message: God’s Big Picture Jesus Explains Who He is (John 3:14-21) This message is focused on recognizing the importance of who Jesus is in relation to God’s great plan for the salvation of all people. Children may be familiar with the John 3:16 passage, but might not fully understand what it means and why it is so important.
This document provides information about a 6-lesson curriculum for teaching kids about the gospel based on John 3:16. The curriculum covers 6 topics: 1) Life, 2) World (sin), 3) God, 4) Jesus, 5) Believe, and 6) Response. Each lesson includes a Bible story, key points, craft, and prayer.
• Show your children the printout of John 3:16. Read it aloud to or with your children. • Ask them to share their initial thoughts about the sentence. What does it mean to them? Do . Next, give your children the envelope that contains the passage’s words that you cut out. • Ask your children to lay the words out in the order that they ...
