How to Use Gospel Kids' Bible Lessons

Teaching the Bible to young children can feel a little overwhelming at first — where do you start, and how do you make it meaningful for them? That’s exactly why the Gospel Kids Bible Lessons were created — to make sharing God’s Word simple, joyful, structured and full of life for both you and your kids!

Each set of lessons walks through a key part of God’s big story — from Creation to the life of Jesus — written in a way Children can understand. Whether you’re a parent teaching at home or a volunteer in Sunday School, you’ll have everything you need to make each story come alive.

How to Prepare Your Heart

Before you begin, take a moment to pause and pray. Ask God to fill your heart with His love, wisdom, and joy as you teach. Read the story ahead of time and let His truth speak to you personally first—because what fills your heart will overflow into the lives of the children you lead.

As you prepare, remember that what you’re doing matters deeply. The lessons you share, the words you speak, and even the crafts you help create can plant seeds of faith that may grow for a lifetime. Through you, these children are being introduced to the love and truth of Jesus—and that has eternal impact.

What’s Inside

Each Bible lesson set includes 4–5 weekly stories centered around one theme or part of Scripture. Inside, you’ll find:

• A short and simple Story Summary

• A clear Main Point and Heart Truth

• A Memory Verse to help children hide God’s Word in their hearts

• A hands-on Craft or Activity to bring the story to life

• A Leader Devotional to encourage and prepare your own heart before teaching

• A Leader’s Journal with space to reflect on what God is teaching you through each story

Each part is designed to help children see how every story fits into God’s greater plan of love and redemption.

How to Get Started

1. Choose a Lesson Set — Begin in Genesis or pick a theme that fits your season or classroom.

2. Don't skip the Leader's Devotional! — Take time to reflect on the passage and pray using the Leader’s Journal.

3. Read the Unit Overview — Each lesson includes clear guidance for preparation and teaching.

4. Gather Supplies for the Unit Lesson— Crafts use easy-to-find materials like crayons, glue, and scissors.

5. Teach and Have Fun — Read the story aloud, talk about what it means, and complete the craft together.

Remember, it’s not about getting everything perfect—it’s about helping children see how amazing God’s Word really is.

Tips for Parents and Volunteers

• Keep it simple. Focus on one big truth each week.

• Make it personal. Share what the story means to you.

• Pray together. End each time by thanking God and asking Him to help His Word grow in your hearts.

Ready to Begin?

Explore the Bible Lessons page to find your first lesson set—and start discovering God’s big story together, one week at a time.