Be Strong And Courageous Coloring Page for Kids
Last Wednesday, my 7-year-old colored a picture of Joshua leading the Israelites. It sparked a fun discussion about being brave. This be strong and courageous coloring page for kids features 6 images that help teach God’s message of strength. A great free printable for Sunday school!
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Noah Building the Ark
Noah is busy building a large wooden ark, with tools and planks scattered around him, while a pair of birds watch nearby.
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Animals Entering the Ark
A pair of cheerful elephants, giraffes, and lions are entering the ark, with Noah guiding them from the entrance.
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Rainbow Over the Ark
Noah stands proudly on the ark's deck, gazing at a beautiful rainbow arching across the sky after the rain stops.
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Noah Feeding the Animals
Noah is feeding the animals on the ark, with playful monkeys and a curious parrot hovering nearby.
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Stormy Seas
The ark sails on stormy seas, with waves splashing around, while Noah and the animals look out from the windows.
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Noah and Animals on Dry Land
Noah and the animals joyfully step onto dry land after the flood, with a bright sun shining above.
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About this Bible story
In Joshua 1:9, God tells us to 'Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid.' This was God's encouragement to Joshua as he led the Israelites into the Promised Land. Through this story, kids can learn the importance of faith and bravery.
“Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them, 'What do you think it means to be strong and courageous?' Highlight the moment when God reassures Joshua in Joshua 1:9. Have colored pencils or crayons ready for a fun, engaging activity. Consider following up with a story about a time they showed courage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Be Strong And Courageous coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are completely free, no signup required. You can download the PDF and print as many copies as you need for your class or church activities.
How can I help my child understand Joshua's bravery while coloring?+
Encourage your child to talk about what they think makes someone brave. Ask them how they can show courage in their own lives, like Joshua did. Use crayons for vibrant colors, and allow them to express themselves freely.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
This coloring page connects beautifully with Joshua 1:9. As kids color, remind them of the verse where God tells Joshua to 'Be strong and courageous.' It's a great way to reinforce the lesson of trusting God.
More about these coloring pages
The words 'Be strong and courageous' (Joshua 1:9) resonate deeply, especially for kids facing new challenges. My son, who's 9, recently colored one of these pages during our home school art time. We had a wonderful chat about how Joshua felt leading the people into a new land. Each of the 6 images portrays moments from Joshua's story, like him receiving God's command and the crossing of the Jordan River. Using this be strong and courageous coloring page for kids can also serve as a perfect activity for Sunday school. It's a simple way to introduce the idea of courage in faith. Just last week, my daughter, who’s 6, used her crayons to fill in the picture of the Israelites crossing the river. We discussed how trusting God can help us be brave, just like Joshua.