Jesus And Nicodemus Coloring Page for Kids
‘For God so loved the world’ is a key theme in the Jesus And Nicodemus coloring page for kids. This set includes 6 images that illustrate their nighttime meeting and the important message Jesus shared. Perfect for Sunday school lessons, your kids will enjoy bringing this story to life with their colors.
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Jesus And Nicodemus Meeting
Jesus and Nicodemus are sitting on a bench in a garden, talking under a tree with big leaves around them.
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Jesus Teaching Nicodemus
Jesus is explaining a concept to Nicodemus, who looks curious, with a starry night sky and a few clouds above them.
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Curious Nicodemus Asking Questions
Nicodemus is raising his hand with questions while Jesus listens attentively, surrounded by flowers and butterflies.
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Jesus Explaining Birth From Above
Jesus is explaining the concept of being born from above, with Nicodemus looking amazed, a simple house in the background.
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Nicodemus Pondering Jesus' Words
Nicodemus is deep in thought, sitting on a rock while Jesus stands nearby, with trees and stars visible in the background.
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Jesus And Nicodemus Farewell
Jesus and Nicodemus are shaking hands in farewell, with a sunset sky and a few birds flying above them.
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About this Bible story
In John 3:16, we learn about God's love through the story of Jesus and Nicodemus. Nicodemus, a Pharisee, visited Jesus at night to learn more about His teachings. This story shows how everyone, even those who are curious but unsure, can seek out Jesus.
“For God so loved the world.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them how they think Nicodemus felt when he visited Jesus. Highlight the moment when Jesus tells him, ‘For God so loved the world’ and discuss what that means. You’ll need crayons or colored pencils, and you could follow up with a short prayer about seeking God’s truth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Jesus And Nicodemus coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These Jesus And Nicodemus coloring pages are free to print and require no signup. You can download them as a PDF for use in your Sunday school class or at home. They're perfect for kids to color while learning about this important Bible story.
How can I explain what it means to be 'born again' while the kids color?+
As your kids color, you can explain that being 'born again' means starting fresh with Jesus in our hearts. Use the pictures to illustrate how Nicodemus was curious and wanted to learn more. This could lead to a great discussion about how they can ask questions when they don't understand something.
What Bible verse pairs well with the Jesus and Nicodemus story?+
John 3:16 pairs perfectly with the story of Jesus and Nicodemus. It emphasizes God's love for everyone and the importance of believing in Jesus. You can reference this verse while the kids are coloring to reinforce the message of the story.
More about these Bible coloring pages
‘For God so loved the world’ (John 3:16) is such an important message, and my kids were eager to color this scene from the Jesus and Nicodemus story. Last Wednesday during our craft time, my 7-year-old excitedly picked out his favorite crayons to color in Jesus' kind expression. These coloring pages are such a great way to help them remember that everyone can come to Jesus, no matter what. We had a fun discussion about how Nicodemus was curious but nervous to ask Jesus questions. I love how this printable includes images that show their meeting at night and Jesus explaining how to be born again. It made for a great conversation starter about how we can connect with God. The kids really enjoyed discussing how important it is to seek the truth and ask questions, just like Nicodemus did. I’m planning to use these pages again for our next church class, as they fit perfectly into our lesson plan.