Elijah Prophet Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday during class, my third graders colored the Elijah Prophet pages. They loved the images of Elijah listening to God's gentle whisper. This free printable includes six different scenes from the Bible story, perfect for any Sunday school lesson.
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Elijah Praying for Rain
Elijah kneels on a mountain, praying earnestly while a small cloud appears in the sky above.
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Elijah and the Prophets of Baal
Elijah stands confidently before the prophets of Baal, surrounded by an altar made of stones and wood.
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Fire from Heaven
God sends down fire from heaven to consume the sacrifice on Elijah's altar, with astonished onlookers around.
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Rain Coming After Drought
Elijah watches as dark clouds gather, signaling the end of the drought, with a joyful expression on his face.
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Elijah Running to Jezreel
Elijah runs energetically toward Jezreel, with a joyful expression and wind blowing through his robes.
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Elijah's Ascension to Heaven
A chariot of fire appears as Elijah ascends to heaven, with Elisha watching in amazement below.
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About this Bible story
Elijah was a prophet who showed great faith. He listened for God's voice in a gentle whisper after a strong wind and fire (1 Kings 19:12). This lesson helps kids learn to recognize God's presence in their lives.
“After the fire came a gentle whisper.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them, 'What does it mean to listen for God?' Highlight the moment Elijah hears the gentle whisper. Plan to use colored pencils or crayons for ease. After coloring, have a discussion about how they can recognize God’s guidance throughout their week.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Elijah Prophet coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These Elijah Prophet coloring pages are free and available as a PDF download. No signup is required, and they're perfect for personal or classroom use. Just print them out and let your students enjoy coloring!
How can I tie the Elijah Prophet story to the lesson on listening for God?+
While coloring, ask your students how they can listen for God's voice in their lives. Encourage them to think about times they've felt God guiding them, just like Elijah did when he heard the gentle whisper. This can spark meaningful discussions.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The story of Elijah connects beautifully with 1 Kings 19:12. This verse highlights God's gentle approach in our lives. You can remind students about how important it is to listen for God's voice amidst all the distractions they face each day.
More about these Bible coloring pages
The moment my class gets to Elijah's story, they lean in with curiosity. I always remind them how 'after the fire came a gentle whisper' (1 Kings 19:12). This coloring page set includes six images that capture Elijah's faith and God's guidance. One image shows Elijah on the mountain, listening closely, while another depicts the moment he receives God's message. During last quarter's lesson, my third graders really connected with the idea of listening to God amidst life's noise. I keep the pages printed in my binder for easy access. Using these pages in class lets kids reflect on the story while they color. It's a wonderful way to reinforce the lesson.