The Family Ministry Guidebook

Before you get started

1. What is the Gospel?

The gospel is good news. But sometimes the core of God’s message can get confused with modern cultural perspectives. In this video we discuss the four essential points of the gospel that capture the life, death, and beauty of Jesus Christ.

FamilyLife created this resource to come alongside you as you create your own family ministry. It’s our hope that you feel excited, empowered, challenged and fulfilled as we pursue the Great Commission together among marriages and families in your corner of the world.

Table of Contents

Engage your audience with unique
communications that cut through the clutter

Discover

Learn how to decode a group of people the leader would want to reach

Gather

Learn how to set up a strategic gathering and invite people to it

Entrust

Learn how to build a
volunteer team

Equip

Learn how to motivate the team towards Great Commission activity

Send

Learn how to build up
“multiplying” disciples

Before you get started

2. Are you Spirit-filled?

The gospel is good news. But sometimes the core of God’s message can get confused with modern cultural perspectives. In this video we discuss the four essential points of the gospel that capture the life, death, and beauty of Jesus Christ.

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Before You get Started?

1: What is the Gospel

God totally loves you! His love is boundless and unconditional. The love of God has shown itself through Jesus Christ. This loving God can be experienced, He is real and He wants nothing more than for you to experience His love personally and to discover the purpose of your life in your relationship with Him.

Before You get Started?

1: What is the Gospel?

I LIVE APART FROM GOD

Unfortunately, we do not experience God’s love because we ignore Him. We search everywhere for meaning and fulfillment – but not with God. We don’t trust Him and do not think that He wants the best for us. Going our own way and the selfish actions that result from it are what the Bible calls sin. Sin damages and destroys our relationships with others. Sin keeps us from living the fulfilling life that God intends for us.