Bible Lesson Activities About Discipleship
Coded Words for Paul’s Letter to Timothy
This Coded Words for Paul’s Letter to Timothy reminds kids that Paul wrote some important truths to his friend Timothy from prison. You can also see a list of the types of free Bible activities we provide on the site, including large activities. Other related activities can be accessed via the links below. Keep scrolling down to see…
Read More ⇨John a Friend of Jesus Coloring Page
This John a Friend of Jesus Coloring Page will help children remember that Christianity isn’t about following a list of rules but is about loving Jesus as a dear friend. You can also see a list of the types of free Bible activities we provide on the site, including large activities. Other related activities can be accessed via…
Read More ⇨Paul Taught Lydia About Jesus Word Search
In Acts 16 the Apostle Paul shared with Lydia the love and teachings of Jesus. This Word Search Puzzle will help children learn the importance of sharing Jesus with others and helping them learn and grow in God.
Read More ⇨John, A Friend of Jesus Maze
John’s love for Jesus is a great example to all of us. This John, A Friend of Jesus Maze will especially help children learn that Christianity isn’t about following a list of rules, but is about loving Jesus as a dear friend.
Read More ⇨John, A Friend of Jesus Match Game
John’s love for Jesus is a great example to all of us. As your kids play this fun match game that highlights John’s devoted relationship with Jesus, let them know that they also can love and follow Jesus with the same devotion!
Read More ⇨John, A Friend of Jesus Jigsaw Puzzle
This simple, eight-piece jigsaw puzzle shows Jesus walking with John and another of His disciples. John’s loyalty to Jesus helps us to understand that we, too, can serve Him faithfully.
Read More ⇨Paul’s Letter to Timothy Spot the Differences
This Bible activity for children shows Paul writing to his friend Timothy. Two pictures that look almost identical at first glance actually are different in 12 specific ways. How many of these differences can your children find? Answers are provided.
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