Book: The Gospel A - Z

Author: Sarah Hull

Age range: 2 - 7 years
Type: Christian /  Bible / Vocabulary / Gospel

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What is this book about?

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The Gospel A–Z takes children through the alphabet, with each letter introducing a simple word or idea that points to the good news of Jesus. From A to Z, children are introduced to key truths about God, sin, salvation, faith, and new life in Christ.

It presents the gospel in small, memorable steps that are easy for young children to understand and revisit.

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Why we recommend it

 

This is a simple and engaging way to introduce children to the big story of the Bible.

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Rather than focusing on one Bible story, it helps children build a basic understanding of the gospel as a whole. The alphabet format makes it easy to remember, while the short explanations create natural opportunities for family conversations about faith.

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It is a book that works well as part of regular family devotions and can be read many times as children grow in their understanding.

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Main lessons & themes

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• God is our Creator

• The good news of Jesus

• Sin and forgiveness

• Faith and salvation

• God's grace

• Following Jesus

• Growing in God's love

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Faith Focus

 

This book keeps the gospel at the centre. It helps children see that the Bible is one story about God's rescue plan through Jesus Christ.

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Each letter provides an opportunity to explain an important biblical truth in a way that is simple without losing its depth. It encourages families to return again and again to the message of God's grace and our need for Jesus.

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Bible connection:

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• John 3:16 — God's love shown through Jesus

• Romans 5:8 — Christ died for us

• Ephesians 2:8–9 — We are saved by grace through faith

• 2 Corinthians 5:17 — New life in Christ

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Questions to ask your child

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• What new word did you learn today?

• What does this book teach us about Jesus?

• Why did Jesus come to save us?

• Which letter or page was your favourite?

• How can we remember the good news this week?

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Ways to use it at home 

 

Simple ideas:

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• Read one or two letters each day during family devotions

• Look up the Bible verses connected to each page

• Choose one word each week to learn and talk about together

• Use it alongside learning the alphabet with younger children

• Return to it regularly as children grow and begin asking deeper questions about the Christian faith

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