Play Bible Trivia Using Bible Stories

Bible Trivia - Bible Verses Photo:Vinicius de Carvalho Venâncio Have you ever played a trivia game where you're trying to beat another person or a timer? It is fun and exciting. TV producers have even made hundreds of game shows using this same technique. What makes these types of games so fun? Basically, it is because you are racing...

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Daniel and the Lion's Den | Sunday School Activities

Daniel and the lion's den is one of the most famous bible stories of all time. Actually, I don't have proof of that. I just know that when I was little it was one of the bible stories we were told over and over again. And, I have used it in my Sunday school class several times over the past year. The kids love it because it is different, it has...

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10 Commandments Coloring Pages - Numbers NIne & Ten

Print these 10 Commandments coloring pages to use for your next Sunday school lessons. You can also color them yourself and hang them on the wall to go over each week at the beginning of class. The 10 Commandments are very important for your kids to learn. If they weren't God wouldn't have put them in the bible in the first place. Use some of the...

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10 Commandments Sunday School Games

Whether you are having a whole Sunday School lesson on the 10 Commandment or not, you can still use this game as a reminder of which commandment is which and what they mean. Kids love to learn as they play. 10 Commandments Sunday School Game You can use your own 10 Commandment pages or print out FREE pages here - 10 Commandment coloring pages....

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Daniel and the Lions Den | Sunday School Lessons

While many teach Daniel and the lion's den as a bible story of how Daniel is saved by God from being eaten by lions, our Sunday school lesson today is going to focus on prayer. You see, Daniel prayed three times every day (every morning, noon, and night) even after a law was passed that he couldn't. Daniel and the Lion's Den Photo: redfern.biz And...

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10 Commandments Coloring Page - Numbers Seven and Eight

The 10 Commandments are extremely important to teach young children. For some reason, many Sunday school teachers never teach their class the 10 Commandments. Why? Well, to be perfectly honest, I don't know. We start teaching our Sunday school class the 10 Commandments when they graduate into the primary class which includes ages 4 to 6. The commandments...

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Sunday School Games - Teach Bible Verses

Here is a FREE video for you to help teach bible verses using Sunday school games. We've added three bible verses we like, but feel free to use whatever bible verse that goes along with your Sunday school lesson for the week. We hope this Sunday school game comes in handy the next time you want to teach your kids a new bible verse. Remember it is important to teach the kids bible verses word for word the way God intended them. Don't try to make...

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10 Commandments Coloring Page - Number Six

While Commandment number six of the 10 Commandments used to not be one that was broken often, in today's world, tempers fly and anger gets hold of many people along with drugs and alcohol causing 'Thou shalt not kill' to become a commandment that needs discussion. School shooting, drive by shootings, and other random shootings are becoming all too...

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10 Commandment Coloring Page - Number Five

Here is Commandment Five from our 10 Commandment coloring pages series. Feel free to copy and distribute this page to your Sunday School class or use it for your next Sunday School game. Honoring your mother and father is a tough one for most kids. In today's world, it is easier to talk back and be defiant than it is to just do what you're told....

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Sunday School Lessons - Try Again, Try Again

We're human. We can't make it through life without failing. It's a part of life. We mess up. That's just the way it is. So, what's the good news? The good news it that when we fail, we can try again. Sunday School Lessons - Try Again Photo: Ernst Vikne God loves it when we realize that we need him and begin to try again. Children should...

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