Bible Story Jigsaw Puzzles

As children work jigsaw puzzles, they are called on to consider and think about the details of the picture they are assembling and the story it conveys. This makes for a great learning experience! These Bible Story Jigsaw Puzzles depict various Bible events and situations and will help underscore the truth of the story and the events that take place in the story. In a few instances the puzzle is related to a craft or something other than a Bible story. Just click on any image to be taken to a page where you can download the activity.

Jesus Began the Church Jigsaw Puzzle

Jesus started the church, and He used Peter and some of his other followers to do so. In this jigsaw puzzle, Peter is telling people that salvation is found in Jesus. This is a truth that people everywhere need to hear today—just like they needed to hear it then.

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The Story of God’s Care for Us Jigsaw Puzzle

Jigsaw puzzles are a great deal of fun. As your children work this puzzle, talk to them about the lessons Jesus presented to His disciples. You can read what Jesus said in Luke 12:22-34.

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John Wrote About Heaven Puzzle

This Bible activity is an eight-piece jigsaw puzzle that depicts heaven, at least within the limits of our ability to portray it, based on John’s description of his vision of heaven in the Book of Revelation.

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Peter Wrote Letters Puzzle

What kinds of things did Peter want to share with his fellow Christians during the days of the early church? We can read his letters in the Bible. We know them as 1 Peter and 2 Peter. As they work this eight-piece jigsaw puzzle, children will see and even study a picture of Peter as he wrote to his close friends and fellow believers. This is a wonderful Bible activity!

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The Last Supper Jigsaw Puzzle

Easter is a joyous occasion, but it is a sad one as well. Jesus rose from the dead, but He died on the cross as an innocent man. Not many hours before He was crucified, Jesus shared the Passover meal with His disciples. It became the first Lord’s Supper.

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