ACTIVITIES
Children identify sin and then “crumple” its influence in their lives.
Temptations are hard to resist. Are the kids up to the test, or will they give in like Adam and Eve?
In this free Sunday school activity, Children will use their Bibles to look up verses describing various kinds of sin, and will remove those sins taped all over a volunteer.
Children identify areas in their lives that they need to give up, so they can offer themselves to God as living sacrifices.
The children will learn that sin can’t be hidden from God.
The children will identify sinful and righteous motives of the heart.
In this free Sunday school activity, children use colors and words to demonstrate the awareness of sin within their lives.
Children learn that it is better to show others love, rather than stir up conflict.
After taking balled-up pieces of paper and pretending to stone a sinner, the children will compare judging others to having sin in their own lives.
The children will choose classroom jobs for specific “wages” to learn about grace.
CRAFTS
Curiosity is explored in this fun Valentine project involving God’s word.
As Jesus hung on the cross, He asked His Father to forgive.
In this free Sunday school craft, children will create a mosaic to help them remember God's attributes.
The children make a craft to remind them that God’s love and mercy is never ending and new every day.
The children will learn how to turn away from sin.
A happy snowman to help the kids learn, "Even though your sins are bright red, they will be as white as snow" Isaiah 1:18 (NIRV)
GAMES
In this free Sunday school game, children have fun removing sin from their side of the battlefield.
The children will play a game about sin’s “heaviness” and the freedom in repentance.
The children will race to throw water balloons to learn about gaining freedom from sin.
The children will play a game that teaches them to recognize sin and “swat” it away!
A different spin on an old children’s game with a Christian life application
In this free Sunday school game, children will “throw away” sin to learn how to grow in faith.
The children will listen to warnings to avoid sin.
LESSONS
Lesson one that teaches children about salvation using verses from the Book of Romans.
After completing this Sunday school lesson, the children will understand that even they have committed sin at one point in their lives. They will also see sin for what it really is, a serious problem in everyone's life.
Sin cannot be hidden from God, and it always has consequences.
God renews us from the curse sin and promises to renew the world.
We are brought from spiritual death to spiritual life when we believe in Jesus.
God has the power to restore physical and spiritual loss.
Believing in Jesus means we are free to serve God and say “no” to sin.
This Sunday school lesson will identify God’s holiness as His most prevalent attribute. Children will learn that all of God’s additional attributes exist through and because of His holiness.
As a result of studying about God’s fair and just nature, children will understand why it is important to confess their sins to God and ask for His forgiveness on a regular basis.
In this Easter Sunday school lesson, children discover that Jesus loves us so much, He willingly died on the cross for the forgiveness of our sins. When we respond to God's call to repent and ask Jesus to forgive our sins, He washes us clean so we may have eternal life with Him in Heaven.
In this Sunday school lesson, the children will discover that Jesus is God's answer to our sin. They will learn that Jesus died on the cross for us, and purchased our place in Heaven. Jesus got what he did not deserve, to keep us from getting what we do deserve, that is eternal death and separation from God.
In this lesson, the children will discover how to get rid of the old self and put on the new way of thinking and living in Christ.
After completing this lesson, the children will be challenged to live sacrificially by demonstrating Jesus' love to those around them.
After finishing this lesson children will understand that sin is deceptively beautiful at first, but that there is always a price to pay for disobedience. They will also see why God allowed mankind to fall.
After completing this lesson, the children will understand that our spiritual growth can be hindered by our sinful desires.
In this Sunday school lesson, the children will discover that faith is the key to receiving the gift of Salvation. Out of faith we are able to trust in Christ alone, confess His Holy name before others, be repentant of our sins, and finally in obedience to His Word, be baptized.
In this lesson, the children learn that because Jesus sacrificed Himself for us, God gives us unlimited chances to start over when we truly repent.
OBJECT TALKS
The Holy Spirit can reach our heart no matter how much we may have sinned.
Don't let the things of this world blind you from the things of God.
We needn't allow sin to crush us, a restored life awaits us in Christ Jesus.
Just as it is difficult to see through a dirty window, we cannot see God clearly through a life of sin.
The burden of sin makes it hard to walk the narrow path.
The children will experience examples of unwise decision-making and the consequences.
The children will understand how sin leads to spiritual setbacks.
Can we, being like filthy rags, ever become completely clean? With Jesus we can!
A sinner is trapped by his own evil acts. He is held tightly by the ropes of his sins.
God’s Law shows us how truly we fall short of His glory.
An illustration that compares Jell-O to our fleshly (sinful) desires.
The children will understand the gravity of sin and why God requires righteousness.
Baptism expresses the forgiveness of our sins and the freedom to live a new life in Christ.
The children will learn that paying the price for sin is impossible without Jesus.
Jesus makes gems out of wrecks.
An Object Talk to help children see how the only way to be purified of sin is through Jesus.
The weight of our own sin is hard for us to bear, but Jesus bore the sins of the world.
A bubble bath has no effect on sin, it's only Jesus that can make you truly clean.
Even when we try to hide our sins, or pretend they never happened, they have a way of showing up, like buttons in a glass of cola.
A little bit of mold can ruin a sandwich. Likewise, without Jesus, even a little bit of sin will keep us out of Heaven.
No matter how much we have sinned, Jesus can wash all our sins away.
Weeds in the lawn are like sins in our lives, they're destructive.
The weight of sin is a heavy burden indeed.
The love of Jesus can transform an ugly sinful heart into a sweet caring heart.
The children will learn that God can restore something that’s broken.
PUZZLES
(Cross-out) Children cross out certain words in this puzzle to reveal the message of 1 Peter 3:18, that Jesus died for our sins to bring us to God.
(Jigsaw) "All we like sheep have gone astray," Isaiah 53:6: A cross-shaped puzzle to help the kids memorize.
(Word Search) The children will find the hidden words and learn about God’s restorative salvation.
(Crossword) "The wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men." (Romans 1:18) Kids look up different Bible verses to solve this crossword puzzle about God's wrath.
(Cross-out) As Jesus died on the cross between two criminals, He asked His Father to do something very special for all of us. What He asked is found in Luke 23:24.
(Word Search) After completing this word search, the children will not be puzzled as to why God's jealousy is holy and just while theirs is not.
The children will find the right path from the heart to the cross.
SKITS
A short skit about the time Adam & Eve disobeyed God. (Skit for five)
STORIES
(Storybook Available) A young fish finds that sin comes with a high price!
(Storybook Available) A raccoon's prideful ego becomes his downfall.
STORY TELLING
The world will offer us many sinful temptations, which pride will tell us we deserve. In the end, these temptations are nothing more than a trap.
STORYBOOKS (GRADESCHOOL)
The world will offer us many sinful temptations, which pride will tell us we deserve. In the end, these temptations are nothing more than a trap.
TEACHING AIDS
The world will offer us many sinful temptations, which pride will tell us we deserve. In the end, these temptations are nothing more than a trap.
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