Christ The King Symbol Coloring Page Sunday School
Last Sunday during craft time, my third graders loved coloring the Christ The King symbol. This page features six images, including a crown and a cross, perfect for reinforcing the lesson. It's a free printable that fits well into any Sunday school lesson.
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Kingly Crowning of Christ
A joyful scene depicting Christ wearing a crown, surrounded by children holding palm branches in a sunny garden.
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Christ Preaching to the Crowds
Christ teaching a crowd of eager listeners, with scrolls and oil lamps scattered around, under a bright sky.
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Miracles and Children
Christ performing miracles as children watch in amazement, with baskets of bread and fish nearby.
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The Last Supper Gathering
Christ sharing the Last Supper with his disciples around a long table filled with bread and wine, in an ancient room.
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Christ Ascending to Heaven
Christ ascending to heaven while his disciples look up in awe, clouds and rays of light surrounding him.
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The Great Commission
Christ commissioning his disciples to spread the word, with a backdrop of ancient buildings and scrolls.
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About this story
In Revelation 19:16, we learn that Jesus is the 'King of kings and Lord of lords.' This coloring page illustrates that powerful truth, showing the Christ The King symbol for kids to engage with.
“King of kings and Lord of lords.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
Engage your class with a question like, 'What does it mean for Jesus to be King in our lives?' as they color. Highlight the image of the crown, connecting it to the idea of Jesus' authority and love. Prepare some colored pencils, and consider a follow-up activity where kids can draw their own symbols of faith.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Christ The King Symbol coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes, these coloring pages are completely free! No signup is required, and you can download them in PDF format. They're perfect for personal and classroom use, making them a great addition to any Sunday school binder.
How can I tie the Christ The King symbol to our lesson on Jesus' authority?+
While coloring, ask the kids how they see Jesus as their King in everyday life. This can lead to a discussion about His authority and love. You might bring in some colored pencils and let them express their thoughts through colors.
What Bible verse pairs with this coloring page?+
The verse Revelation 19:16 perfectly complements this coloring page. It highlights Jesus as the ultimate authority, reminding kids that He reigns over all. Discussing this verse while coloring can reinforce the lesson about His kingship.
More about these coloring pages
During our last lesson, the kids marveled at Jesus' title, 'King of kings and Lord of lords' (Revelation 19:16). This Christ The King symbol coloring page is a beautiful way to visualize that concept. Included are six delightful images, like a majestic crown and a shining cross, which help bring the story to life. I printed copies for my class last Friday, and they were excited to color while we discussed what it means for Jesus to be our King. The kids asked great questions about the significance of the crown, and it led to a lively discussion. This free printable is a wonderful resource to support our learning in Sunday school.