How To Share The Gospel With Kids In Six Simple Steps Below you will find a few tips on how to share the gospel with your child along with a few follow up questions. whether this is your first talk or your hundredth, it is our prayer that god will guide your words and actions every step of the way. 1. say this: "you are created in god’s image.". The gospel is about two actions. christ’s action on the cross. god’s action, as a result of both of our characters, is that he sent christ to die for our sins on the cross (romans 5:8). our action to trust. help kids understand that our one and only action for salvation is to trust in christ (acts 16:31). the rest all flows from this.
How To Share The Gospel With Kids In Six Simple Steps White — jesus washes us clean. 5. green — growing in christ (after accepting him as your savior) 2. share the gospel while driving. use every day traffic signs to teach kids the gospel. you can make the signs out of paper, cardboard, or foam sheets, glue wooden sticks to them, and hold them up while you explain them. 1. we are all sinners. we have all disobeyed god. we must be perfect to please god, and none of us are perfect. 2. we all deserve to be separated from god forever in hell because of our sins. 3. jesus christ, god’s own son, came to earth and lived a perfect life. he is god, so he never sinned, not even once. Nothing about god is sinful, so we need to be restored to him again. 3. god sent his son, jesus to wipe our mistakes away! jesus died on the cross for all our mistakes, so if we repent to jesus our relationship with god will be restored. the innocent lamb died a sinner’s death to wipe away our sins. 4. When teaching the gospel to children, it can be helpful to use a gospel presentation like the if you’ve served at a vacation bible school, you may also know the abcs of salvation: (a) admit you’re a sinner; (b) believe in jesus; and (c) confess faith in him. these three points describe a biblical response to the gospel (see rom. 10:9–10).
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