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15 Bible Story Coloring Pages for Kids & Adults | Faith, Art & Reflection

Some of my most vivid childhood memories come from Sunday mornings — not in the main service, but tucked away in Sunday School, where stories came alive. I remember sitting cross-legged, eyes wide, listening to tales of Jonah and the whale, David and Goliath, and Daniel in the lions’ den.

Bible story coloring pages are printable activity sheets that illustrate key moments from Scripture so kids can learn while they color — perfect for home, Sunday School, or homeschool.

Those stories weren’t just words. They were lessons of courage, faith, and redemption that shaped the foundation of who I am.

And that’s exactly what these 15 Bible story coloring pages are designed to do — help today’s children (and even adults) see God’s Word in color, connect with its message, and find stillness in creativity.

I may not be the artist I once was — though I did graduate as top art student in high school — but my love for storytelling through visuals never faded. With the help of our talented in-house illustrators (all human artists, not AI), we’ve brought these Bible scenes to life with heart, history, and hope.

Why Bible Story Coloring Pages Are So Impactful

Bible stories are more than stories — they’re spiritual anchors. They teach values like faith, forgiveness, courage, and obedience in ways that are accessible to all ages.

Coloring these pages:

  • Encourages visual engagement with Scripture
  • Helps neurodivergent learners connect through creativity
  • Provides a calm devotional moment in busy classrooms or homes
  • Reinforces memory through repetition and art
  • Builds confidence in learning about the Bible gently and clearly

Whether you’re a Sunday School teacher, a parent leading devotion time, or someone seeking a mindful creative outlet, these pages offer a quiet invitation to reflect on God’s truth — one color at a time.

Download 15 Free Bible Story Coloring Pages (PDF)

Each page in this free set captures a timeless Bible story with art that speaks to both kids and adults.

Here’s what’s included:

  1. He Is Risen (Matthew 28:1–10) – The open tomb, radiant light, and an angel nearby.
  2. Jonah in the Belly of the Fish (Jonah 1–2) – A dramatic scene of surrender and prayer.
  3. The Great Flood (Genesis 7:1–24) – Noah’s ark on the waves, pairs of animals peeking through.
  4. David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17:1–58) – A sling, a giant, and courageous faith.
  5. Creation (Genesis 1:1–31) – Adam and Eve with the beauty of sky, sea, land, and creatures.
  6. Daniel in the Lions’ Den (Daniel 6:1–28) – Daniel praying with peaceful lions and a watchful angel.
  7. The Burning Bush (Exodus 3:1–15) – Moses before holy ground, sandals off in reverence.
  8. Joseph and His Dream (Genesis 37:1–36) – A colorful coat and a glimpse of God’s plan.
  9. The Nativity (Luke 2:1–20) – Jesus in the manger, Mary, Joseph, and the Bethlehem star.
  10. Feeding the 5,000 (John 6:1–14) – Loaves, fish, and a miracle of abundance.
  11. The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37) – Compassion shown between travelers.
  12. Jesus Walks on Water (Matthew 14:22–33) – Christ over fear and wind.
  13. The Lost Sheep (Luke 15:1–7) – A shepherd carrying one sheep safely home.
  14. The Fall of Jericho (Joshua 6:1–27) – Trumpets sound, walls fall, faith stands.
  15. The Last Supper (Luke 22:7–38) – Bread shared with the disciples in love and service.
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Each hand-drawn design balances storytelling and simplicity, so young kids won’t feel overwhelmed, and older colorists still have details to enjoy.

Need specific coloring pages for Sunday school?

  1. Email hello [at] mykidcolors [dot] com
  2. Include your scripture + date + age range
  3. Once approved, we’ll deliver a printable PDF + JPGs in 7–10 days
    Free for church/classroom use. No subscription. Credit line required.

How to Use These Bible Story Coloring Pages

At Home

  • Family Devotion Time: Read the Scripture while kids color the matching page.
  • Quiet Time: Keep a “Bible Story Basket” with crayons and pages ready.
  • Fridge Art Ministry: Display one story each week as a visual reminder of faith.

In Sunday School

  • Lesson Reinforcement: Pair each page with your weekly Bible story.
  • Discussion Starter: Ask what kids notice or feel about each scene.
  • Scripture Memory Craft: Add the verse on the back to memorize.

For Homeschool or Faith-Based Education

  • Bible Timeline Project: Organize pages chronologically across the year.
  • Art & Faith Journals: Bind finished pages into a keepsake.
  • Cross-Subject Links: Use Creation or Exodus pages to connect with science or history.

5 Creative Ways to Use These Pages Beyond Coloring

  1. Story Sequence Cards – Print smaller and arrange scenes in order.
  2. Prayer Prompts – Write a short prayer on the back inspired by the story.
  3. Memory Verse Bookmarks – Cut, color, laminate, and use in daily reading.
  4. Faith Wall Collage – Combine pages into a “Bible Wall of Faith.”
  5. Scripture Trading Cards – Print small; kids can trade verses and characters.

Supplies You’ll Need

  • Crayons or colored pencils
  • Fine-tip markers for smaller details
  • Cardstock or printer paper (24–28 lb)
  • Glue sticks and scissors (for crafts)
  • Binder or folder for storage
  • Optional: metallic or glitter pens for light and star accents

Download Your 15 Free Bible Story Coloring Pages

These pages are free to download, print, and share for personal, educational, or ministry use. Ideal for:

  • Sunday School teachers
  • Homeschool parents
  • Children’s church programs
  • Family devotion nights
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FAQ

What age group are these pages for?

Best for ages 6–12. Many younger kids enjoy simpler scenes with help, and adults use them for quiet devotion time too.

Can I use them in Sunday School or Bible study?

Yes. They’re designed with teaching in mind and pair well with most curricula.

Do the illustrations match specific Bible verses?

Each page lists a reference so you can read directly from Scripture.

How can I make the activity more interactive?

Invite kids to retell the story in their own words or act out the scene they colored.

Who designed these pages?

I guide the creative vision, and our in-house illustrators — real artists, not AI — hand-draw each page with care.

Can I print them in bulk?

Yes, for non-commercial use at church, school, or home.

What makes these different?

Storytelling leads the art. Clear lettering, child-friendly lines, and culturally inclusive details support reflection on God’s faithfulness.

Quick Summary

  • 15 free Bible story coloring pages (PDF)
  • Scenes include Resurrection, Jonah, Noah, David & Goliath, Nativity, and more
  • Great for home, Sunday School, and homeschool
  • Hand-drawn by human illustrators
  • Supports memory, calm focus, and Scripture conversations

A Word on Artistry

Art is personal and prayerful. Every page here is drawn by human hands. Though my career path moved toward healthcare, I still shape the creative direction so each scene carries warmth, clarity, and reverence for Scripture.

Conclusion

The Bible is full of moments that reveal God’s love, grace, and power. A simple coloring page can help those truths land. When a child colors Jonah, they see mercy. When they color David and Goliath, they see courage. When they color the empty tomb, they glimpse hope.

Grab crayons, gather your little ones, and bring the Word to life — one Bible story at a time.

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