Rescue Gospel is a connected set of tools, not a collection you have to understand all at once. Start with the situation in front of you, choose one resource, and take the next faithful step.
Start with your need
I am new to the framework.
Read The Rescue Gospel Framework, then use the free Quick Reference Card.
I need to explain it quickly.
Use Share It in 60 Seconds and practice saying the four movements in your own words.
I am preparing for a real conversation.
Open the Field Guide: What Do I Do Next? and review the background conversation guide.
Someone is asking what comes next.
Use Rescued—Now What? and the Mentor Guide together.
I want to train a church.
Begin with the four-week church training plan, then add the Church Training Kit or six-week sermon series.
Resource map
| If you need… | Start with… | Then consider… |
|---|---|---|
| A clear explanation | Framework guide | Memorization guide |
| A conversation tool | Field Guide | Field Kit |
| A difficult background | Conversation guide | A focused background article |
| Follow-up | Rescued—Now What? | Mentor Guide |
| Church-wide training | Training plan | Training Kit, small group study, or sermon series |
Free and paid resources
Free resources are designed to help you begin: the framework, short-form sharing, conversation material, and follow-up foundations. Paid resources add implementation depth—printable field materials, mentor structure, church training assets, and coordinated launch support.
You do not need to buy everything. Choose the tool that fits the next step you are actually ready to take. The Small Church Starter Bundle is intended for a church that wants a coordinated set of training and follow-up resources, not for someone who is only beginning to learn the framework.
Keep the center clear
The tools serve the message. They do not replace Scripture, prayer, the work of the Holy Spirit, or the local church. Rescue Gospel keeps the gospel centered on Jesus Christ: God created us, sin broke our fellowship with him, Jesus rescues sinners through his death and resurrection, and we respond by repenting, trusting him, and following him.