The Good News

Romans 5–6

Continue the conversation throughout the week with your kids by asking them questions pertaining to the lesson from Sunday at Redemption Kids.

The questions asked below were asked on Sunday during our time at Redemption Kids. Take some time to read the passage together, discuss the questions, watch a BRAND NEW video of the lesson, memorize the Bible verse, and remember the big idea of this week!

Ask the Questions

Bigs Discussion Questions

  1. Who wrote a letter to Jesus’ followers in Rome and told them the good news? (Paul)

  2. What is the good news about Jesus called? (the gospel) 3. What is the good news? (God loves us and sent Jesus to save us.)

  3. Who sinned first and brought sin and death into the world? (Adam)

  4. Who came to set people free from sin and to bring life? (Jesus)

  5. What is the church? The church is all Christians everywhere.

Elementary Discussion Questions

  1. How is a person justified—given a right relationship with God? (by faith in Jesus’ sacrifice, Romans 5:1, 9)

  2. Through whom did sin enter the world? (Adam, Romans 5:12)

  3. Through whom does righteousness and justification come? (Jesus, Romans 5:18-19)

  4. Does it feel fair or unfair that Adam’s sin led to sin for all of us?

    Guide kids to see that all of us have sin. We aren’t guilty simply because of Adam’s sin, but also because of our own sins. Help them see this truth through the lens of Christ’s sacrifice making righteousness available to all despite our sin.

  5. Does it feel fair or unfair that Jesus’ righteousness leads to righteousness for all who have faith? Help kids see that this, too, is a picture of God’s perfect justice. He showed us mercy when Christ became our perfect substitute. Help the kids wrestle with the difference between human ideas about justice and fairness in contrast to God’s perfect justice and mercy.

  6. If God forgives all our sin when we have faith in Jesus, why is it necessary to live like Jesus? Guide kids to remember that God’s plan for our lives is better for us than our own plans. Obeying God is good for us, because He knows what we need before we need it. Help them see obedience as a blessing, not a chore. Explain how sin may feel fun, but it leads to destruction, pain, and death.


Watch the Videos


Remember the 3 B’s

Big Picture Question: What is the church? The church is all Christians everywhere, who gather together in their communities to worship and serve God.

Big Idea: God sent Jesus into the world to rescue sinners.

Bible Verse to Memorize - so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another. Romans 12:5


Practice Catechism

Question 13: Can anyone keep the law of God perfectly?

Answer: Since the fall, no human has been able to keep the law of God perfectly.

Download New City Catechism and learn more HERE!

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