Unforgiving Servant Coloring Page for Kids
Last Friday during our art time, my 7-year-old colored an unforgiving servant coloring page. It sparked a great discussion about forgiveness and mercy. This free printable includes 6 images that illustrate the Bible story, perfect for a Sunday school lesson or family activity.
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Servant Receiving Forgiveness
A cartoon servant joyfully kneels before a king, who is smiling and waving a hand, with a large golden coin in the servant's hand.
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Servant Demanding Debt
The cartoon servant angrily confronts a smaller man who looks scared, holding a tiny coin, with a background of simple trees and hills.
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Servant Throwing Debtor
The angry servant is shown pushing the smaller debtor out of a door, while other shocked people watch from a distance.
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King Hearing News
The king looks surprised and upset as he hears news from a concerned group of people, with a large throne behind him.
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Servant Receiving Punishment
The king stands over the cartoon servant, who looks scared, with two guards beside him ready to take action.
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Lesson of Forgiveness
The king gently teaches the servant about forgiveness, with a large heart symbol appearing above them, and a bright sun in the sky.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 18:33, Jesus tells the story of an unforgiving servant. The servant owed a huge debt, but he refused to forgive his fellow servant who owed him a little. This story teaches us about the importance of mercy and forgiveness.
“Shouldn't you have had mercy on your fellow servant?”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While your kids color, ask them, 'What would happen if we never forgave anyone?' This ties into the lesson from the unforgiving servant story. Highlight how the servant was shown mercy but didn’t pass it on. You’ll need crayons or colored pencils, and consider a short follow-up discussion about acts of kindness after coloring.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Unforgiving Servant coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free and available for download. You don’t need to sign up, and the PDF is perfect for both personal and classroom use. Just print them out for your Sunday school class and enjoy!
What can I discuss with my kids about the unforgiving servant while they color?+
You can ask your kids why forgiveness is important and how it feels to forgive someone. Encourage them to think of a time they needed to forgive or be forgiven. This discussion can enhance their understanding while coloring.
How can I use this in a Sunday school lesson?+
In your lesson, you can emphasize the importance of mercy as shown in Matthew 18:33. Discuss how the unforgiving servant’s actions reflect our own need to forgive others. This helps kids connect the coloring activity to the Bible's teachings.
More about these Bible coloring pages
During art time on Tuesday, my 9-year-old was excited to color the unforgiving servant coloring page. As she colored, she asked, 'Why didn't the servant forgive?' It led to a wonderful talk about mercy and understanding. The page features key moments from the story, including the servant receiving forgiveness and then refusing to show the same kindness. In this story, Jesus asks, 'Shouldn't you have had mercy on your fellow servant?' (Matthew 18:33). It’s a perfect way to engage kids in the message of forgiveness. These pages work well in Sunday school settings or even at home for family discussions, and they can be used alongside the lesson to reinforce the message.