Childrens sermons

Theme: God answers orayer. Objects: "Knock, Knock" jokes

About Children's Sermons: This Children's Sermon about Jonah can be used in different ways. Bible Object Lessons used for Children's Sermons here on FutureFlyingSaucers are meant to be used as short, three to five minute

Good morning, boys and girls. How many of you have ever been caught in a big wind? (let them answer) It can be kind of scary, can't it? I'm going to turn on a big fan, an electric fan, and we are going to pretend that this wind that is caused by the fan is one of God's own winds. Pretend that you are on a big lake and the wind is blowing you in the face and on your arms, but

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Children's Sermon Matthew 3:13-17 Thank You for Being Who You Are By Lois Parker Edstrom OBJECTS SUGGESTED: School assignment with an "A" or a star on it. Awards, such as a sports plaque, etc. (Objects suggested are not essential to the presentation

New Testament sermons to use with Sunday school lessons and children's ministry groups. Tons of free printable children's Bible lessons.

Theme: Being honest and trustworthy -- even when no one is watching. Objects: A dollar bill and a bag such as one that a business might use to take deposits to the bank.

Use this children's sermon to help kids learn to let their light shine for Jesus. You can use "Let Your Light Shine" in Sunday school, children's church or at home. This children's sermon is based on Matthew 5:14-16.

Children’s Sermon for Matthew 22:15-22. October 22 2023, Lectionary Year A, 10-22-23. Made in the Image of God

Sunday school object lessons use familiar items to help get the Word of God into the hearts of children. Great for Sunday school classes, worship time, and children's sermons.