Senior primary · 25 lessons

Jesus Christ and the Gospel of Grace

Explore Jesus' identity and saving work through a sustained journey in the Gospels. Learners discover what it means to receive salvation by grace through faith and begin a new life in Him.

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Investigate Luke's encounters with Jesus and the responses they provoke, then explain His identity, saving work, repentance, faith and the good works that flow from grace.

Unit 1 Lessons 1–5

The promised Saviour and His call

Luke

  1. Lesson 1

    God remembers His saving promise

    Luke 1:26–38, 67–75

    God's promised Son and King brings the salvation for which His people have waited.

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  2. Lesson 2

    Simeon and Anna recognise the Saviour

    Luke 2:22–40

    God's salvation in Jesus brings hope to Israel and the nations while exposing hearts.

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  3. Lesson 3

    John calls for real repentance

    Luke 3:1–18

    The coming Lord calls for repentance that bears fruit rather than reliance on ancestry.

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  4. Lesson 4

    Grace is announced and resisted at Nazareth

    Luke 4:14–30

    Jesus announces God's saving favour, which His hearers cannot control or claim as an entitlement.

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  5. Lesson 5

    Peter learns who stands in his boat

    Luke 5:1–11

    Jesus' holy authority exposes Peter's need and graciously calls him into service.

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Unit 2 Lessons 6–10

Authority and welcome for needy people

Luke

  1. Lesson 6

    Forgiveness and the call of Levi

    Luke 5:17–32

    Jesus has authority to forgive sins and calls needy sinners to follow Him.

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  2. Lesson 7

    Authority over distance and death

    Luke 7:1–17

    Jesus' authoritative word brings merciful help beyond expected boundaries.

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  3. Lesson 8

    Forgiven much and loving much

    Luke 7:36–50

    Forgiven sinners respond with grateful love; love does not buy the forgiveness.

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  4. Lesson 9

    Hearing that bears fruit

    Luke 8:4–15

    God's word is received in different ways, and lasting fruit involves holding it fast.

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  5. Lesson 10

    A woman, a father and patient trust

    Luke 8:40–56

    Jesus' authority and compassion invite trust when delay and death seem decisive.

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Unit 3 Lessons 11–15

The Messiah's path and the disciple's response

Luke

  1. Lesson 11

    The Messiah must suffer

    Luke 9:18–27

    Jesus identifies His coming suffering and calls disciples to follow Him on His terms.

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  2. Lesson 12

    Listen to the beloved Son

    Luke 9:28–36

    The Father's testimony directs the disciples to Jesus and His coming saving departure.

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  3. Lesson 13

    Who became a neighbour?

    Luke 10:25–37

    Jesus exposes self-justifying limits on neighbour-love and calls us to become neighbours through costly mercy.

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  4. Lesson 14

    Mary listens while Martha worries

    Luke 10:38–42

    Listening to Jesus has a priority that anxious service must not displace.

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  5. Lesson 15

    Rich towards God

    Luke 12:13–34

    Life is not secured by possessions; the Father calls His people to generous trust in His kingdom.

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Unit 4 Lessons 16–20

Grace received and resisted

Luke

  1. Lesson 16

    Hear God’s word while there is time

    Luke 16:19–31

    Jesus exposes the false security of wealth and warns us to hear God’s word and repent while there is time.

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  2. Lesson 17

    Two prayers and God's verdict

    Luke 18:9–14

    God justifies the sinner who seeks mercy rather than the person who trusts in his own righteousness.

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  3. Lesson 18

    Salvation comes to Zacchaeus's house

    Luke 19:1–10

    The Son of Man seeks and saves the lost, producing a changed response to others.

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  4. Lesson 19

    The King approaches and weeps

    Luke 19:28–44

    Jesus receives the King's welcome while grieving a city that does not recognise God's visitation.

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  5. Lesson 20

    The Son submits in the garden

    Luke 22:39–53

    Jesus willingly obeys the Father and rejects a violent defence of His saving mission.

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Unit 5 Lessons 21–25

Saving death, resurrection and grace explained

Luke; John; Acts; Revelation

  1. Lesson 21

    The innocent Jesus is condemned

    Luke 23:13–25

    The innocent Jesus is rejected while a guilty prisoner is released.

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  2. Lesson 22

    The King completes His work

    John 19:16–30

    Jesus willingly completes His saving work through His real death.

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  3. Lesson 23

    The women hear that He is risen

    Luke 24:1–12

    God raises Jesus as He said, and the empty tomb calls the witnesses to remember His word.

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  4. Lesson 24

    Peter explains the suffering Messiah

    Acts 3:11–26

    God has raised and glorified His servant Jesus and calls hearers to repent and receive His blessing.

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  5. Lesson 25

    Worthy is the Lamb who was slain

    Revelation 5:6–14

    The slain and living Lamb redeems a people for God and receives creation’s worship, so our hope and praise rest on Him.

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