Children's Ministry Lesson for November 16

For this Sunday, we will have classes for:

• Gospel Tots - ages 1 - 2 Years Old
• Gospel Tykes - ages 2 - 5 Years Old
• Gospel Kids - K - 2nd Grade
• Gospel Students - 3rd - 5th Grade

We use the Gospel Project for Kids curriculum for the Children's Ministry at GLC.  The Gospel Project for Kids is a Christ-centered ongoing weekly Bible study resource that looks at the big picture of God's story, the story of redemption through Jesus Christ. Each week, kids of all ages will follow a chronological timeline of Bible events while learning how each story points to the gospel of Jesus Christ.  

And now for this week's lesson... 

This upcoming Sunday your child will learn about: Prophets to Judah
Story Point from Micah; Nahum; Habakkuk; Zephaniah: God sent prophets to tell people to repent of their sins.
Family Bible Reading: The LORD is good to everyone; his compassion rests on all he has made. Psalm 145:9
Big Picture Question: What is God like?
Big Picture Answer: God is holy, good, and loving.

Gospel Tots (ages 1 & 2 years old)

• Jesus came to help us know how to turn back to God. When we trust in Jesus, we can be close to God again.

Gospel Tykes (ages 2 - 5 years old)  

• All these helpers told the people to turn back to God. Later, Jesus came and said the same thing: “Stop doing wrong things and come back to God.” When we trust in Jesus, we can be close to God again.

Gospel Kids (K - 2nd grade)

• God sent prophets to His people to warn them to repent of their sin and turn to God. Jesus gave the same message, saying, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.” When we trust in Jesus, we are restored to a right relationship with God and have the hope of eternal life.

Gospel Students (3rd - 5th grade)

• God sent prophets to His people to warn them to repent of their sin and turn to God. Jesus gave the same message, saying, “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near.” When we trust in Jesus, we are restored to a right relationship with God and have the hope of eternal life.