7 Bible Studies for Kids That They Will Love

Finding a good Bible study for kids that grabs their attention is an important factor to consider when looking for Christian Education resources.

We are our children’s first teachers so one of the most important things we can do as Christians is to instill our faith into our children. It is never too early to start talking to our kids about their faith.

One of the easiest ways we can teach our children about Christianity is by studying God’s Word with them. Without God’s Word, we would be lost and have no wisdom.

How to Study the Bible for Kids 

Creating fun ideas for Bible study lessons for kids is very easy to do. There are a lot of great resources out there to not only help you teach your children but to help them understand as well.

One idea for fun Bible lessons for kids is the Top Instant Bible Lessons for Elementary Age by RoseKidz.

1. Instant Bible Lessons for Elementary

In this packet, you will find 50 reproducible Bible lessons for kids ages 5 – 10 that contain hands-on activities, crafts, Bible stories, and a whole lot more!

• Bible study lessons include the top lessons from the Bible.
• It can be used as a Bible curriculum.
• Object lessons for hands-on learning.
• Easy-to-understand for grade-school kids

If your children are younger, a good resource to help teach your child about their faith is the Instant Bible Lessons for Preschoolers.

2. Bible Lessons for Preschoolers

In this kit, you will find over 60 flexible Bible activity options created to capture your child’s interest.

The reproducible Bible lessons in this packet can be introduced to your preschooler over eight different sessions.  With all of the items included, you will be able to teach your children what it means to be God’s child in terms they can understand.

• Discussion questions based on the story
• Memory verses related to the story
• Take-home sheets with coloring pages
• Guided instruction and ideas for Sunday school teachers

How to Make Bible Study for Kids Fun 

Trying to teach our children about what it means to be stepping out in faith, how to properly start studying the Truth, and how to start memorizing scripture doesn’t have to be difficult.

I can remember the days of sitting in church and not absorbing anything that the minister was talking about.  Back then there weren’t a lot of fun and engaging resources out there to keep our attention.

Thankfully now, there are a multitude of different supplies out there to help us teach our children about the Holy Spirit and to help them learn their Bible verses.

Unfortunately, kids have a long attention span so it’s imperative that when we are creating Bible object lessons for kids, they need to be appealing to the age group that we are teaching.

That’s why this Laugh and Grow Bible for Kids which breaks down the Gospel in 52 Five-Minute Bible Stories is a great idea!

Don’t miss these Bible Games for Kids!

3. Laugh and Grow Bible Study for Kids

This storybook Bible is written by Phil Vischer who is the creator behind VeggieTales^®.  He has created a whimsical gospel experience that is for ages 4 to 8.

There is also a Family Connection section that will encourage your family to not only have time for Bible study for the kids, but also for your family to learn, discuss, and pray together.

• Includes 52 Bible stories from Genesis to Revelation that are illustrated.
• Can be used as a family devotion with the Family Connection at the end of each story.
• Includes maps and charts that kids can understand.

Bible Study for Kids 

Another one of the most important things we can do as parents is to start a daily routine of praying for children in our lives.  Now more than ever, it’s critical that we instill our faith into our children’s lives.

Our kids are faced with so many outside influences. Whether it be online, on television, in movies, or even by their peers at school, they have a lot thrown at them. If we don’t instill a Christian foundation in our children, someone else will be there to influence them in ways we may not want them to be.

Discovering Bible object lessons for kids that teach them about building up their armor, learning how to draw close to God, and about Biblical Sexuality are key resources that we all as parents need to have handy.

We have found four more great resources that may be helpful when talking to your kids about their faith and what they need to lean on to stay strong and focused.

4. A Kids Guide to the Armor of God

Starting the discussion with our kids about what it means to live a God-centered life is not only important but critical to do as young as eight years old.

• Scriptures that reveal the evil in the world and how to resist it.
• The powerful suit of armor God has given us and the weapons we can use.
• How the enemy is defeated when we wear the armor of God properly.

5. How to Study Your Bible for Kids

This study guide will help to reinforce the Biblical truth that we want our children to lean on. This book is for tweens ages 9 to 12.

• Illustrations
• Games
• Activities
• Puzzles

6. Cold-Case Christianity for Kids

If your children like discovering clues and solving questions, then the book by J. Warner Wallace called, Cold-Case Christianity for Kids is the perfect book for them!

Due to outside influences that our kids can’t control, they will start to question if Christianity is even true.  That’s why we have to be there with all of the backups we’ve got!

One fun way to do that is to have them examine the evidence and investigate the case of why Christianity is so important.

• Illustrations
• Downloadable resources
• Certificate of merit

7. Bible Made Easy for Kids

This book by Dave Strehler is intended to make learning the Bible easy for kids.  It takes both young and old readers on a fun journey through the Bible.

The writing is simple and clear and invites kids to get involved in the activities. This book is intended to be read alongside the Bible. It’s not a Bible.

• Over 375 interactive pages
• Drawings that can be colored
• Can be used as a guide for parents to guide their families

Don’t miss these free activities I’ve rounded up to teach your kids about the birth of Jesus and the resurrection of Jesus.

What’s Your Favorite Bible Study for Kids?

The most important thing to remember is to not get overwhelmed when thinking of ways to talk to our children about their faith. Thanks to all of the wonderful resources that are out there, it’s easier than you think!

I’d love to hear if you have a favorite Bible study you’ve used to teach your kids the Bible.  Let me know in the comments below so we can share it with other parents.