Children's Ministry Lesson for March 29

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: Jesus' Triumphal Entry
Story Point from Matthew 21, Mark 11, Luke 19, John 12: People welcomed Jesus to Jerusalem as their King.
Family Bible Reading: 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
Big Picture Question: Who is Jesus?
Big Picture Answer: Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, who came to earth to save us.

Gospel Tots (ages 1 & 2 years old)

• When people turn from their sin and trust in Jesus, God forgives them
  and gives them life with Him forever.

Gospel Tykes (ages 2 - 5 years old)  

• Jesus wanted the people to believe that He is the King and Savior
  of the world. God wants all people to turn away from their sin and trust in Jesus. Jesus
  forgives our sins and gives us life with God forever.

Gospel Kids (K - 2nd grade)

• Jesus cried because He wanted the people in Jerusalem to know
  that He is the Messiah so that they would be saved. God wants all people to turn away from
  their sin, trust in Jesus, and accept the free gift of salvation and eternal life.

Gospel Students (3rd - 5th grade)

• Jesus cried because He wanted the people in Jerusalem to know
  that He is the Messiah so that they would be saved. God wants all people to turn away from
  their sin, trust in Jesus, and accept the free gift of salvation and eternal life.