Tagged Sermons on Children

This sermon for kids teaches them that God doesn't pay attention to how you look or what kind of clothes you wear; He's interested in the kind of person you are inside. He wants you and me to be the kinds of persons who share with others, who are obedient

This object lesson for children explains how, just as we can erase the contents of a computer disk by pushing just a few keys on the keyboard, so Jesus offers to do that with the sin in our lives -- to wipe it clean! When He forgives us, He erases all the bad things that we've done in our lives.

Like a string around our finger, the Bible serves as a reminder of who God is and how much he loves us. But, as this children's sermon reminds us, neither the string nor the Bible can help us if we don't look at it!

A stone is the focal point of this object-based children's sermon, a reminder that the stone which was used for such a sad purpose on Friday became a stone of discovery on Easter Sunday! Whenever you look at a stone, remember that Jesus is alive today.

A purse can hold a lot of things, as this chiildren's sermon illustrates. But the Bible has more great stuff packed into it than any purse could ever hold! And, best of all, it's a book God has given to all of us, so that we can know more about Him.

Beginnings are exciting things, whether it's the beginning of a flower as a tiny seed, or the beginning of a new year. This children's sermon asks how can we begin the new year right and invites children to give it to God.

Using a computer mouse to illustrate the point, this children's sermon reminds kids that we can't do anything when we aren't "plugged in" to the Lord. But through prayer, Bible study, obedience, and sharing we can be powerful tools for God.

A tiny seed can grow into a big, beautiful flower. And, in the same way, God takes the little things we do for Him and turns them into wonderful big results. This children's sermon encourages children to let God grow something wonderful in them!