Romans 15:4 tells us that all of Scripture was written to teach us and give us endurance, encouragement and hope. If the entire Bible is important, why do so many Christians ignore the Old Testament? How can we fully understand Jesus if we ignore the stories that point to Him?
Throughout this series, Echoes of Faith, we’ll discover how the entire Bible tells one connected story that points to Jesus. Starting in the Book of Genesis, students will learn that they were created in the image of God and how Jesus came as the perfect reflection of God on our behalf.
What is a Game-Driven Lesson?
Most youth workers make the same mistake: Their meetings are either all lesson, which makes them boring, or they’re all games, which makes them lack meaning. But the key to successful youth ministry is using games to teach your lesson.
The problem is that it’s hard enough finding fun games online, let alone games that tie-in to what you’re talking about. Well that’s where Game-Driven Lessons come in.
First, you play a fun game...
Our curriculum provides an active game that you’ve likely never played with your group before! Playing games creates memories, drives attendance, and encourages youth to be themselves.
We choose games that designed to be versatile, so no matter how many people are there, how large of a space you’re meeting in, or what materials you have, you’ll be able to run the game with ease.
...and then you tie that
game into your lesson!
We give you all of the guiding questions you need to lead a meaningful, Christ-centered message that is relevant to the game you just played.
Teaching through experiential learning is the best way to get your message to stick. Between the game you play, engaging questions, and the usage of videos and other external media, your youth will remember your teaching and come back for more!
What's covered in the Echoes of Faith series?
Romans 15:4 tells us that all of Scripture was written to teach us and give us endurance, encouragement and hope. If the entire Bible is important, why do so many Christians ignore the Old Testament? How can we fully understand Jesus if we ignore the stories that point to Him?
Throughout this series, Echoes of Faith, we’ll discover how the entire Bible tells one connected story that points to Jesus. Starting in the Book of Genesis, students will learn that they were created in the image of God and how Jesus came as the perfect reflection of God on our behalf.
The Fall of Adam marks the beginning of humanity’s fractured relationship with God. Adam’s rebellion brought sin, suffering, and death into the world, leaving all of humanity in need of restoration. Since the Fall, humanity has struggled to live according to God’s perfect design, continually choosing our own way over His. Yet God did not abandon His creation. From the very beginning God began His plan to reverse the effects of sin, ultimately culminating in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.
In this lesson, students will explore how the fall reveals humanity’s need for a Savior and how Jesus, the new Adam, fulfills God’s promise to restore creation and make all things new.
In this lesson, students will discover that the Bible is not a collection of separate stories, but one unified story of rescue and restoration. Students will explore the powerful parallels between Noah’s Ark and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Just as God provided the Ark to save Noah and his family from judgement, God sent Jesus to rescue and save humanity.
But the story doesn’t end there. Students will learn that one day, Jesus will return to restore all of creation, bring an end to sin, death, and suffering, and make all things new, just as He did during the time of Noah.
From the beginning, God created humanity to live in relationship with Him and with one another. However, sin and pride have fractured that unity, leading to division between God and people. Through the story of the Tower of Babel, students will discover how pride separates us, but through the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, God begins restoring unity under one identity in Christ. Students will learn that true unity is not found by elevating ourselves, but by being united with Christ and His people so that the world may see and know God’s love.
Whether we admit it or not, many of us struggle with fear of the future and the unknown. For some of us, our natural response is often to either avoid our responsibilities or try to control every part of our lives. However, the Bible tells us a different story: we are called to have faith and trust in God’s plan for our future.
This lesson will explore the story of Abraham and how God uses his life as an example of what it means to remain faithful, even when we cannot see the whole picture.
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