Rich Young Ruler Coloring Page for Kids
The phrase 'One thing you lack' resonates with kids while coloring this rich young ruler coloring page for kids. With 6 images, they can illustrate this important Bible story. It's perfect for our Sunday school lesson on priorities!
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Rich Young Ruler Approaches Jesus
A young ruler with a crown approaches Jesus, who is seated under a tree, surrounded by curious children.
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Jesus Teaches About Wealth
Jesus gestures with open hands as he teaches the rich young ruler about the dangers of wealth, with a scroll beside him.
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Rich Young Ruler Looks Sad
The rich young ruler looks sad as he turns away, with a thought bubble showing his riches behind him.
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Jesus Talks to His Disciples
Jesus is speaking to his disciples, explaining how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom of God.
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Jesus and Children Smiling
Jesus smiles joyfully with children around him, symbolizing that everyone is welcome in the kingdom of God.
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The Kingdom of God
A bright, shining gate symbolizes the kingdom of God, with children holding hands and looking up with hope.
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About this Bible story
In Mark 10:21, Jesus told the rich young ruler, 'One thing you lack.' He wanted him to sell everything and follow Him. This story teaches kids about putting God first in their lives.
“One thing you lack.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While coloring, ask the kids, 'What do you think is more important than money?' Highlight how the rich young ruler struggled with his possessions in the story. Use colored pencils or crayons, and plan a follow-up discussion about how to put God first in their lives.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Rich Young Ruler coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These rich young ruler coloring pages are free and ready for download. No signup required, and they're perfect for personal or classroom use. Just print and enjoy coloring during your Sunday school class!
How can I help kids understand the rich young ruler while they color?+
While kids color, ask them what they think Jesus meant by 'One thing you lack.' Discuss how we can sometimes let things get in the way of following Him. This can lead to meaningful conversations about our own priorities.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This coloring page pairs well with Mark 10:21, where Jesus speaks to the rich young ruler about the importance of prioritizing faith over wealth. It's a great way to encourage kids to think about what they value most.
More about these Bible coloring pages
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored this rich young ruler coloring page and asked why the man didn’t want to follow Jesus. We talked about the importance of putting God before everything else. The page includes six engaging images that show the young ruler talking to Jesus and thinking about his wealth. As we colored, we remembered Jesus' words, 'One thing you lack' (Mark 10:21), reminding us of what truly matters in our lives. These pages are a great way for kids to reflect on the rich young ruler Bible story while they create. I love using them during Sunday school to spark discussions about priorities and faith.