Demon Possessed Man Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday, my third graders were captivated by the story of the demon possessed man. This coloring page features 6 images that illustrate his healing. It’s a wonderful addition to our Sunday school lesson, making the Bible story come alive. Plus, it's a free printable!
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Demon Possessed Man
A man with wild hair and tattered clothes, kneeling in a rocky area with a distressed expression.
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Jesus Approaching the Man
Jesus in a long robe, calmly walking toward the demon-possessed man with compassion in His eyes.
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Casting Out Demons
Jesus raising His hand towards the man, as swirling dark shapes represent the demons being cast out.
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The Healed Man
The healed man, now calm and clean, smiling and standing confidently as Jesus looks on proudly.
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Town's Reaction
A group of townspeople, surprised and amazed, looking at the healed man in the background.
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Man Sharing His Story
The healed man joyfully sharing his story with excited children gathered around him.
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About this Bible story
In Mark 5, Jesus encounters a demon possessed man and heals him. After the encounter, the man is found 'sitting there, dressed and in his right mind.' It’s an incredible transformation that shows God’s power over darkness.
“Sitting there, dressed and in his right mind.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While the kids are coloring, ask them how they think the demon possessed man felt before and after his encounter with Jesus. Highlight the moment when the man is found 'dressed and in his right mind' (Mark 5:15). Have colored pencils or crayons ready, and consider a follow-up activity where they share their favorite miracle of Jesus with the class.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Demon Possessed Man coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these pages are completely free! No signup is required, and you can download the PDF for personal and classroom use. They work great for reinforcing lessons in your Sunday school class.
Can my third graders finish the Demon Possessed Man pages during class?+
Absolutely! The pages are designed to be simple yet engaging. With a little guidance, my third graders usually complete them in about 30 minutes, making it the perfect activity to accompany the lesson.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Mark 5:15 is a great verse to pair with this coloring page. It highlights the transformation of the demon possessed man and can spark a discussion about how Jesus changes lives. Ask the kids how they feel about the man’s story.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During last week’s lesson on the demon possessed man, I handed out the coloring pages. The kids loved seeing the images that depicted Jesus restoring the man. One page shows him sitting peacefully, 'dressed and in his right mind' (Mark 5:15). It sparked great conversations. I saw my 8-year-old niece, Sarah, really engage with the story as she colored. She asked questions about Jesus' miracles and how He brings hope. These pages are not only a fun activity but a way to reinforce the lesson. The kids can take them home to share what they've learned in Sunday school, creating a bridge between classroom and home. I keep a few copies in my binder for those moments when we need a quick activity.