Bible Lesson Activities About Forgiveness
The Prodigal Son Word Search
The prodigal son had a tough time, but his difficulties were of his own making. When he came to his senses and returned home, his father forgave him and welcomed him as his son. This word search puzzle challenges children to find 10 words associated with 10 elements in Jesus’ parable. This is a fun and educational activity!
Read More ⇨The Prodigal Son Jigsaw Puzzle
This jigsaw puzzle highlighting the parable of the prodigal son is a great reminder of the joy God has when a sinful individual repents and comes to Him in humility. God forgives! God loves! How to the 14 triangles fit together? In a way that reminds us of how wonderful God is!
Read More ⇨Jesus Taught Forgiveness Spot the Differences
Let your children try to find all 12 differences between these two pictures, both of which show a loving father running to welcome his wayward son home. Can you spot all the differences? Can your children? See who can find them all first!
Read More ⇨The Prodigal Son Word Tiles
These word tiles, properly placed, communicate an important truth highlighted in Jesus’ parable of the lost son: “The Father forgave his son.” God will forgive us as well when we come to him and are sorry for our sins. Use this activity to help your children learn about God’s love and forgiveness.
Read More ⇨The Lost Son Word Line Up
Unscramble 11 words in this puzzle called a word line up, and you will have discovered a 12th. Each one—especially the 12th—is an important element in Jesus’ parable of the lost son. Your children will love this activity!
Read More ⇨Find Your Way to Jesus’ Tomb Maze
Working this Find Your Way to Jesus’ Tomb Easter Sunday maze will help children remember that Mary found her way to Jesus’ tomb on the first Easter Sunday morning, and learn that the tomb was empty! Jesus really was alive and is still alive today!
Read More ⇨Zacchaeus Crossword Puzzle
This Zacchaeus Crossword Puzzle, based on Luke 19:1-10, can help children understand that Jesus died for all people, no matter what they have done.
Read More ⇨Zacchaeus Match Game
This Zacchaeus Match Game, based on Luke 19:1-10, can help children understand that Jesus died for all people, no matter what they have done.
Read More ⇨Zacchaeus Met Jesus Spot the Differences
This Zacchaeus Met Jesus Spot the Differences activity, based on Luke 1:1-10, can help children understand that Jesus died for all people, no matter what they have done.
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