Praise Factory Investigators Unit 3: The Gospel, the Good News of God
What is the Gospel? Salvation through Faith in Christ!
(4 Bible Truths, 12 lessons/weeks in all)
Gospel means “good news.” In the Bible, the gospel is the good news that God sent His Son, Jesus, to save sinners like you and me from the punishment we deserve for our sins. That salvation is ours when we turn from our sins and trust in Jesus as our own Savior. Now that is good news indeed! In this unit we are going to learn four truths that will help us understand why the gospel is such good news.
Bible Truths Included in Unit 3 Curriculum
(3 lessons: 1 Old Testament, 1 New Testament, 1 Church History/Missions lesson for each Bible Truth)
- Bible Truth 1: God Is the Good Creator and King of the World
- Bible Truth 2: All Have Rejected God and Deserve His Eternal Punishment
- Bible Truth 3: God Sent Jesus to Bear the Punishment for Sin
- Bible Truth 4: God Saves Those Who Repent and Trust in Jesus as Their Savior
Learn a lot more about this curriculum in “Get Introduced!” and “Get Started!” sections
Unit 3 Downloads/Hard Copies
Unit Core Curriculum pdf : Lesson plans, stories and activities for the unit’s Bible Truths
Songbook pdf: large format lyrics, sheet music and sign language for all the songs used in the unit
Prontos pdf: Take-home devotionals with story, key concepts, ACTS prayer, lyrics to hymn and Bible verse song and some questions for each lesson in the unit.
Audio mp3’s Zipped file of all the songs used in the unit, plus the track list. (Download file, then extract individual songs to build your own play list)
The pdf files: Each of the pdf files are large files and are bookmarked for easy reference. However, the bookmarks will not show up until you actually download the file onto your computer. When it opens for viewing on the website, you will only see the pages to the document (no bookmarks).
The audio mp3 file: The audio mp3 file is a zipped file. That means you need to download it onto your computer and then unlock the file by “extracting” the individual files. This process varies with computer software, but is very simple and usually only requires a “right click” with your mouse and choose “extract all.”