Category: Bible Lessons for Children
Materials for use in teaching children the Bible
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The lesson teaches children about Pentecost, emphasizing the Holy Spirit’s role in sharing Jesus’ love across languages and cultures.
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The Bible offers resources to teach children about God’s love, faith, and prayer through engaging lessons and storybooks.
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🌾 1. Grains Help Us Grow Grains are foods like bread, rice, pasta, and tortillas.They give our bodies energy so we can run, play, learn, and grow. A long time ago, people ate even more bread than we do today. Bread was one of the most important foods they had. 🍞 2. Bread in Jesus’…
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Before anything scary or hard begins in Revelation, something amazing happens! John sees every creature — animals, birds, fish, and people — praising Jesus, the Lamb of God.
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A prayer expressing gratitude for God’s protection, promoting peace, calmness, and safe rest through scripture references on divine care.
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“Jesus Teaches Us How to Pray”**(Based on Luke 18:1–14) Big Idea Jesus wants us to pray all the time and trust God with our whole hearts. 1. The Widow Who Kept Asking (Luke 18:1–8) Story:Jesus told a story about a woman who needed help. She went to a judge and asked again and again. The…
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EASTER LIGHT This glad morning, when the world is so bright and beautiful, I want to talk to you about Easter Light. One of the most interesting men in our city is a man who goes about our streets with two long sticks. He is the lamplighter. Here he comes down the street! See how…
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APRIL I have in my hand a small branch from a big tree. This branch is from an apple tree. Here are seen the tiny buds, the promise of the blossom, and after that the fruit. Have you ever seen an apple orchard in blossom? People rave about the cherry blossoms of Japan, and the…
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Genesis is foundational for understanding identity, purpose, and the gospel, influencing interpretations of creation, sin, and trust in Scripture.
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“Dem Dry Bones,” a spiritual by James Weldon Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson, is inspired by Ezekiel 37, illustrating resurrection through the connection of bones.