Peter Denies Jesus Coloring Page for Kids
'And he went outside and wept bitterly.' These Peter Denies Jesus coloring pages provide a fun way for kids to learn about this powerful Bible story. With 6 unique images, they can color while discussing how Peter felt after denying Jesus. Perfect for our Sunday school lesson!
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Peter in the Garden
Peter sitting near a fire, looking worried, while a servant girl points at him curiously.
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Peter Denies Jesus
Peter looking frightened as he shakes his head, while the crowd looks on in surprise and disbelief.
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Rooster Crows
A rooster crowing in the background while Peter covers his face in shame, with shocked onlookers around.
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Peter's Sorrow
Peter weeping with tears in his eyes, as he recalls his denial, surrounded by worried friends.
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Jesus Looks at Peter
Jesus looking at Peter with compassion, while Peter stands with remorse, friends looking on.
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Peter's Redemption
Peter embracing Jesus after His resurrection, joy on their faces, with disciples celebrating in the background.
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About this Bible story
In Matthew 26:75, Peter denies knowing Jesus three times. After realizing what he had done, he went outside and wept bitterly. This story teaches kids about the importance of being honest and faithful, even in tough times.
“And he went outside and wept bitterly.”
How to Use These Coloring Pages
While kids color, ask them how they think Peter felt after denying Jesus. Highlight the moment when he realizes his mistake and how he responds. Use crayons or markers for coloring, and consider following up with a discussion about the importance of honesty after the activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Peter Denies coloring pages free for our Sunday school class?+
Yes! These pages are free and no signup is required. You can easily download the PDF for personal or classroom use. My Sunday school class loved using them during our lesson on Peter!
What can I discuss with my kids while they color the Peter Denies pages?+
Try asking them why they think Peter denied Jesus. Discuss the moment in the Bible where he realizes what he’s done and how that might feel. It’s a great way to connect the story with their own lives while coloring.
How does this story connect to Matthew 26:75?+
This story illustrates Peter's struggle with fear and regret. Matthew 26:75 shows the moment Peter realizes his denial of Jesus. It's a powerful lesson about the importance of standing firm in our faith, even when it's difficult.
More about these coloring pages
Last Tuesday, my 7-year-old grabbed his favorite crayons and started coloring one of the Peter Denies Jesus pages. As he worked on the image of Peter, I asked him how he thought Peter felt after denying Jesus. He said, 'Sad!' which led us to discuss how even our heroes can make mistakes. In Matthew 26:75, we see Peter's regret as he 'went outside and wept bitterly.' These pages include moments like Peter warming himself by the fire and his conversation with the servant girl. With six printable images, these coloring pages are great for Sunday school or a quiet afternoon at home. I printed them out for my kids and noticed how engaged they were with the story. As they colored, we talked about the importance of honesty and forgiveness. It’s a wonderful way to reinforce the lesson while they enjoy a creative activity.