How to Share the Gospel with Your Kids

The Gospel
Written By Costi Hinn

Hey Christian Parents! 

What are you supposed to be teaching your kids? The Gospel! 

But the question that often comes next is: how? 

At For the Gospel, we want to support you in your efforts to share the gospel. Today, we’re launching a brand new initiative that will provide highly creative visual resources for you to download or print for your home & church discipleship efforts! These downloads are formatted to be used on your devices, or for professional printing services. Each resource will also be accompanied by a video so you can watch, learn, and share those as well.

Half-Page Printable | Light
Half-Page Printable | Light
half-page printable | dark
half-page printable | dark
Square Printable
Square Printable

Because of your ongoing support, our team continues to take on new initiatives that will bless your life, your home, and help you proclaim the gospel! 

And by the way…this resource is not just for kids. We all need the gospel. Every. Single. Day. 

For the Gospel,

Costi Hinn

President & Founder

@costiwhinn

Costi Hinn

Costi W. Hinn serves as the Teaching Pastor of The Shepherd’s House Bible Church in Chandler, Arizona and is the Founder and President of For The Gospel, an online ministry dedicated to providing sound biblical doctrine for everyday people. He is the author of several books, including Knowing the Spirit, God, Greed, and the (Prosperity) Gospel, More Than a Healer, and his latest title, Walking in God’s Will. Alongside his wife, Christyne, Costi has co-authored multiple children’s books, including In Jesus’ Name I Pray, The King Who Found His Self-Control, The Farmer Who Chose to Plant Kindness, and a Bible study for kids titled, Earth’s Epic Start: A Bible Study About God’s Creation, our Fall, and His Promises.

Costi is currently completing his doctorate at The Master’s Seminary. He and Christyne are the joyful parents of six children.

See more posts from this author here: https://www.forthegospel.org/costi-hinn

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