Lostness and Human Need
Lost belonging, self-rule, helplessness, and the two humanities.
RC3 Youth Curriculum
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From Lost to Life in Christ
A thirteen-session evangelistic course for teenagers who may be unsaved, uncertain, newly converted, or unable to explain the Gospel clearly.
Gospel - Conversion - New Life - Assurance
Built for Volunteers. Written for Teens.
Every session pairs a two-page leader guide with a one-page student handout.
The Course Movement
From Lostness to Rooted Life
The course never assumes that every student is converted. It explains the Gospel carefully, invites honest response, and follows new life into assurance and faithful practice.
Christ and His Work
The eternal Son made human, the cross, and bodily resurrection.
Response and New Life
The Spirit's witness, repentance, faith, and life-giving union with Christ.
Assurance and Practice
Confidence in Christ and the new life taking root and becoming visible.
Thirteen Complete Sessions
Leader Guide + Student Handout
Open either part of a session below, or download the complete review edition above.
What Does It Mean to Be Lost?
Looking for belonging without knowing where home is.
How Did We Become Lost?
Choosing self-rule instead of life with God.
Why Can't We Save Ourselves?
Why effort, religion, and good intentions cannot bring us home.
The Two Adams
Two humanities, two allegiances, two destinies.
Who Is Jesus Christ?
The Son of God who became the faithful human.
Why Did Jesus Give Himself for Us?
The cross and everything standing between us and God.
Resurrection: The Life Death Cannot Defeat
Why a dead Saviour could not save us.
How the Spirit Brings the Gospel Home
Drawing, conviction, and the moment truth becomes personal.
Repentance: Surrendering Self-Rule
Turning to God means abandoning your claim to yourself.
Faith: Entrusting Yourself to Christ
More than agreeing that the Gospel is true.
New Birth: When Christ's Life Becomes Yours
The sinner believes; the Spirit gives life.
How Can I Know I Am Saved?
Assurance without pretending, panic, or empty confidence.
What Does Living in Christ Look Like?
The new life takes root and becomes visible.
Pastoral Guardrail
Fruit Never Becomes the Price
The course does not force professions or assume conversion. It presents repentance and faith honestly, keeps new birth as the Spirit's life-giving work in union with Christ, and treats Scripture, prayer, church, obedience, service, and witness as the appointed life and fruit of believers—not conditions for creating or preserving salvation.