Peter Walking Water Coloring Page for Kids
‘Come, he said.’ Peter had such faith! My 7-year-old was amazed by the story of Peter walking on water, so we used this coloring page during our Bible study. With 6 fun images to color, it’s perfect for a Sunday school lesson or a quiet afternoon at home. It's a free printable, too!
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Peter Walking on Water
Peter stands on the water looking surprised while waves ripple around him, with Jesus walking towards him on the water's surface.
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Jesus Calling Peter
Jesus reaches out his hand towards Peter, encouraging him to walk on the water, with waves lapping around their feet.
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Peter Sinking in Water
Peter looks worried as he begins to sink into the water, with splashes around him and Jesus still reaching out.
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Jesus Saving Peter
Jesus grabs Peter's hand to pull him up from the water, both showing determination, with waves crashing around them.
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Jesus Calming the Storm
Jesus stands with authority as he calms the storm, with Peter and disciples amazed at the sudden calmness of the sea.
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Peter and Disciples on the Boat
Peter and the disciples are in a boat, looking back at Jesus and smiling, as the sea is calm and peaceful.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 14:29, Peter walked on water when Jesus called him. This amazing story shows how faith can help us do incredible things. Kids will love coloring these pages while learning about Peter's bravery as he stepped out of the boat.
“Come, he said.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask, 'What do you think Peter felt when he stepped out of the boat?' Highlight how Peter showed faith by stepping onto the water. Use about 20 minutes for the coloring session, and follow up with a discussion about how we can trust God in our own lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Peter Walking Water coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free to download, with no signup required. You can easily print them as a PDF for personal or classroom use. They're great for keeping kids engaged during lessons!
Can my child color while I explain the story of Peter walking on water?+
Absolutely! Kids can color while you share the story. It helps them focus and absorb the lesson better. You might use crayons or colored pencils, and you can set aside about 30 minutes for this activity.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
Matthew 14:29 is perfect for this coloring page, as it captures the moment Jesus calls Peter to walk on water. You can read this verse together while they color, helping reinforce the lesson about trusting Jesus.
More about these Bible coloring pages
‘Come, he said.’ (Matthew 14:29) I remember last Sunday when my youngest, who’s 6, asked how Peter could walk on water. We pulled out this Peter Walking Water coloring page and started coloring together. The illustrations show Peter stepping out of the boat and the waves around him. It sparked a great discussion about trusting God. My kids love using their gel pens and markers to add color to their favorite Bible stories. Each page offers a different scene from Peter's incredible moment, making it easy to engage kids with the Bible story as they color. We often use these pages for homeschool lessons or during church gatherings to keep young hands busy while they learn about faith. It’s a wonderful way to connect art and scripture, reinforcing the lesson about believing in Jesus.