These videos are examples of how to use the gospel visuals to share the gospel of salvation by faith alone in Jesus Christ alone in the midst of a Bible lesson. These videos were taken as exerpts from the full Bible lesson videos from a 5-day Bible camp from August 2026. You can access the full Bible lessons at the main YouTube channel: GoodNewsOfTheBible
This is the original digital presentation to show how to use the gospel visuals to share the gospel of salvation by faith alone in Jesus Christ alone.
Here is the Script for the gospel presentation video.
We encourage you to use these free resources to share the gospel with others.
Out of respect for our intellectual property, please use the videos in their entirety and credit and link original source.
We encourage you to use these free resources to share the gospel with others.
Good News Visuals and Activities : Felts
English
I had this image printed on felt to create these gospel visuals. I used a custom fabric printing company by the name of Contrado to create them. www.contrado.com/custom-felt-printing
I had this image printed on felt to create these gospel visuals. I used a custom fabric printing company by the name of Contrado to create them. www.contrado.com/custom-felt-printing
I created this card game to teach the divine institutions and the gospel. It can be played as a matching game or like the classic card game, Go Fish. You can purchase it directly from here.
About Us
Hi, my name is Hannah. Our family created this website to freely share the gospel videos and
materials I developed while teaching children's Bible classes.
The story behind the gospel visuals and God's Design for Life card game.
My parents met at Dallas Bible College, married, and started a family. I am the third of their six children. My parents created an environment of love and truth in our home. I learned biblical truths from their direct teaching, from how they lived, and from regular church attendance. When I was 5 years old, I trusted in Jesus Christ as my Savior by believing in Him for the forgiveness of sin.
During my teen years, I spent three summers getting trained to teach Bible classes to elementary age children under the direction of Child Evangelism Fellowship. My time at Christian Youth In Action for those three summers turned out to be the beginning of a life-long commitment of teaching Bible to children.
The training I received from CYIA gave me confidence to accept the teaching responsibility of the preschool class every week at my local church during my high school years. I began to realize that even very young children are able to understand biblical concepts.
I continued my Bible and education training at Philadelphia Biblical University and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in both Bible and Elementary Ed. During my college years I continued to volunteer to teach children on Sundays, and had the opportunity to go on a Practical Missionary Training trip to Mexico with CAM International. I even had the privilege of completing a portion of my student teaching requirement in Puebla, Mexico. The training I received during my college years solidified my doctrinal understanding of the Scriptures and expanded my perspective of God's world and the mission field all around me.
Upon returning to my home church after college, I resumed teaching every Sunday in the preschool children's church class and the 7th-8th grade Sunday School class. I continued those commitments for 15 years. Also, during that time period, I was invited to be a children's leader in our local evening Bible Study Fellowship class. I gained experience teaching all the different school age children, from 1st graders to high schoolers. These experiences developed my skills and confidence in teaching the Bible to all ages of children.
During those same 15 years, I worked at a preschool for developmentally delayed children. This experience honed my skills of breaking down complex concepts and tasks into smaller ones to help the children be successful and learn.
After all the years of experience teaching Bible lessons, I assumed I was doing a good job training children to know and understand God's Word. Therefore, I was startled when during a review game in my elementary school Bible class, the students were unable to clearly articulate the basic concepts of the gospel. This was a big problem!
I decided that I needed to model clear and consistent words to describe the abstract reality of God's good news. I also realized that the students needed to practice describing the gospel points in their own words. The visuals gave them something tangible to anchor their words.
The Gospel Visuals
These visuals that I developed are the culmination of over eight years of development and real-life use in the classroom. Now, in my weekly Bible classes, I use these visuals every week, and the students are able to fully and specifically explain the gospel.
Although simple enough for young students to use, these visuals are versatile and can be used with adult learners as well. The visuals lay the groundwork to explain theological concepts such as: justification, the transferred righteousness of Christ to a believer, assurance of salvation resting entirely on Christ's finished work, and the resident sin nature, necessitating 1 John 1:9 to restore fellowship with God.
The 3 Aspects of Salvation
"The 3 Aspects of Salvation" visual is a follow-up to my initial gospel visual. In Christian teachings, there has been confusion regarding the word 'salvation' and to what it is referring. This visual chart is adapted from what I have learned from Bible teachers who emphasize the distinctions between justification, sanctification, and glorification. Assembling the pieces of the visual as an activity, even with young students, will equip them to have clarity as they grow in their knowledge of salvation.
God's Design for Life Card Game
As I continued to learn from my Bible teachers regarding the importance of the Divine Institutions and their foundation for all biblical instruction, I began planning for a way to introduce these concepts to my students. The result was the "God's Design for Life" card game. The cards can be used as a simple matching game like Memory, or, as the enclosed instruction card suggests, like the classic game, Go Fish. The result of introducing the card game into my weekly Bible classes has been amazing. The students have learned all the vocabulary and the definitions on the game cards and the words now roll off their tongues with ease. They are getting the Biblical concepts ingrained in their minds as they ask for each card by its category name.
Spanish Gospel Visuals
We have Spanish speakers in our community, so I wanted to make the gospel visuals available in Spanish as well. The instruction sheet was translated by a professional Spanish teacher and further refined by a native Spanish speaker/teacher.
Bible
Crosses
Tomb, Arrow, Gift
Person, Sin, Hearts
Trinity
Spirit or Flesh
English: Original Sin script and visual
Spanish: Original Sin script and visual
