Ready to journey from Noah’s Ark to the fiery furnace—armed with nothing but crayons? Our Bible Heroes coloring pages invite kids and parents to step straight into Scripture, scene by scene. Whether you’re filling a Sunday-school hour, adding a faith-based twist to family craft night, or simply looking for quiet, creative fun, this collection offers wide, welcoming outlines and plenty of storytelling prompts. Flip through, pick your favorite miracle or milestone, and let color bring these timeless stories to life.
Noah Builds the Ark
This coloring page portrays the iconic scene of Noah’s Ark with a charming lineup of animals waiting to board. The large, bold outlines make this ideal for younger children, providing ample space for creativity. Use vibrant crayons to fill in the animals and Ark, or opt for watercolors to add a softer look. Consider shading the sky in gentle blues and the grass in lush greens to bring the scene to life. This page is perfect for a Sunday school activity or a fun and educational pastime at home, especially for those interested in classic biblical tales.
Abraham Counts the Stars
This coloring page captures a serene scene of Abraham gazing at the vast night sky filled with stars, symbolizing God’s promise to him. The simple yet meaningful illustration makes it perfect for children, offering large spaces and crisp lines. Use a mix of crayons and colored pencils to bring vibrance to the sky and surrounding landscape. Try using blues and purples for a twilight effect, and add a touch of metallic or glitter pens for the stars to make them twinkle. This page makes for a thoughtful activity in Sunday school or an engaging family evening centered around storytelling and faith.
Joseph and His Colorful Coat
This charming coloring page features young Joseph in his iconic coat, standing amidst a field of wheat with his brothers in the background. The simple lines and spacious designs make it ideal for kids of all ages, encouraging creative exploration. Bright crayons or markers are perfect for bringing Joseph’s colorful coat to life. Consider using golden yellows and earthy tones for the wheat, and add depth with colored pencils. This page is a delightful activity for a Sunday school lesson about Joseph’s dreams or a quiet afternoon focused on storytelling and creativity.
Moses Parts the Red Sea
This coloring page vividly depicts the dramatic moment when Moses parts the Red Sea, leading the Israelites to safety. With its bold lines and simplified forms, it is perfect for younger children eager to explore this thrilling biblical story. Use bright crayons or markers for the water, adding different shades of blue to create movement and depth. Moses’ robe can be colored using earthy tones, while the Israelites bring additional color variety to the scene. This page makes a fantastic companion for a Sunday school lesson or a family activity centered around storytelling and faith.
Joshua and the Trumpets of Jericho
This coloring page illustrates the captivating moment when Joshua and his troops circle the walls of Jericho, creating an iconic biblical scene. The clear lines and spacious design are perfect for children and allow for creative freedom. Bright markers or colored pencils can bring this moment to life, using earthy tones for the walls and vibrant colors for the soldiers’ attire. Try adding a golden hue to the trumpet for a striking highlight. This page is a great fit for a Sunday school lesson or as a fun activity during a Bible-themed event, making the story resonate through art.
Judge Deborah Under the Palm
This coloring page features the wise and courageous Deborah, a biblical heroine, seated under a stately palm tree while sharing wisdom with a group of gathered followers. The scene’s clear outlines and spacious design make it ideal for children to explore their creativity. Encourage the use of vibrant crayons to bring life to the palm tree and Deborah’s attire, while colored pencils can add rich details to the surroundings and characters. Try using subtle shading for the robes and layering greens for the palm leaves. This page provides a perfect activity for a Sunday school lesson on leadership and wisdom, or as an engaging storytelling session at home.
Gideon’s Torch and Trumpet Victory
This coloring page illustrates the powerful moment of Gideon holding a torch and trumpet, ready to lead his army. The bold outlines and simple design make it perfect for young artists, offering ample spaces to explore color. Use bright crayons or markers for the torch’s flame and Gideon’s attire to convey the scene’s drama. Opt for earthy tones for the tents in the background. This page is ideal for a Sunday school lesson on courage and leadership or as a creative activity during a Bible-themed event, allowing children to engage with this heroic biblical story.
Samson Pushes the Pillars
This coloring page captures the dramatic scene of Samson pushing the pillars of the Philistine temple. With its bold outlines and distinct characters, it’s perfect for older children and teens interested in heroic biblical tales. Colored pencils or markers will help highlight the strength and tension of Samson’s final act. Use rich stone grays and deep shadows to emphasize the temple’s grandeur, and consider adding golden accents to the columns for a touch of realism. This page makes a riveting activity for Sunday school classes focused on strength and faith or as an engaging storytelling device during family study sessions.
Ruth Gleans in Boaz’s Field
This coloring page beautifully depicts Ruth gathering wheat in the fields, with Boaz looking on, capturing a moment from their enduring biblical story. The simple, bold lines make this page accessible for all ages, providing a great opportunity for creative coloring. Consider using colored pencils to highlight Ruth’s attire and the golden hues of the wheat fields. Blend various shades of green for the wheat stems to add depth, and bring Boaz’s clothing to life with earthy tones. This scene is a perfect activity for a Sunday school lesson or a peaceful afternoon of artistic storytelling, offering insights into themes of loyalty and providence.
Queen Esther Approaches the King
This coloring page features the iconic moment of Queen Esther approaching King Ahasuerus, a scene full of grace and courage. The bold outlines and detailed designs make it perfect for older children and teens exploring historical and biblical narratives. Use colored pencils to capture the richness of Esther’s royal gown and the intricate throne details. Try incorporating jewel tones for a regal effect and adding subtle shading to the background for depth. This page is an ideal activity for a Sunday school lesson on bravery and advocacy or as a creative moment during a themed event, emphasizing the strength found in faith and leadership.
Daniel in the Lions’ Den
This coloring page illustrates the iconic biblical scene of Daniel in the lions’ den, surrounded by calm and friendly lions. The bold lines and simple design make it an excellent choice for younger children, encouraging creativity and imagination. Use bright crayons to fill in the lions and Daniel’s robe, or opt for colored pencils to add subtle shading to the background scenes. Consider using warm colors for the lions and deep blues for the night sky, adding a serene touch. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson about faith and courage or as a quiet, reflective activity during family time focused on biblical stories.
The Fiery Furnace Courage
This coloring page brings to life the dramatic biblical scene of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego standing unharmed in the fiery furnace, accompanied by a protective angel. The clear outlines and bold designs make it suitable for children, encouraging imaginative coloring. Use bright crayons or markers to capture the vivid flames, adding reds, oranges, and yellows to create dynamic movement. For the angel and characters, consider using softer colors to contrast with the fire, highlighting their calm amidst chaos. This page is ideal for a Sunday school activity focused on faith and bravery or as a thought-provoking family craft during storytelling time.
Elijah’s Chariot of Fire
This coloring page captures the dramatic moment of Elijah ascending to heaven in a fiery chariot, an iconic biblical scene. The bold outlines and detailed illustration make it a perfect fit for older children and teens who enjoy engaging with stories of divine intervention. Use colored pencils or markers to bring the blazing chariot to life, employing reds, oranges, and yellows for the flames. Consider using shimmering metallic pens for the horses’ harnesses to add a touch of brilliance. This page is ideal for a Sunday school lesson on faith and prophecy or as an inspirational family activity that highlights biblical miracles.
Elisha and the Floating Axe Head
This coloring page depicts the miraculous moment when Elisha retrieves a lost axe head from the water, showcasing a scene of divine intervention. The simple outlines and spacious design make it ideal for younger children, encouraging creativity with its bold forms. Use vibrant crayons to fill in the water and surrounding landscape, or opt for colored pencils to add subtle shading to the characters and ripples. Try using blues and greens for the water, adding a touch of realism with natural rock colors. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson focused on faith and miracles or as an engaging activity during a family storytelling session.
Jonah Inside the Great Fish
This coloring page captures the dramatic biblical moment of Jonah inside the belly of a great fish, immersed in prayer and reflection. The bold lines and clear depiction make it excellent for children, providing ample space for imaginative coloring. Use vibrant colors to bring the scene to life—try using blues and greens for the water to create a serene backdrop. Consider using colored pencils for Jonah’s clothing and the fish’s details, adding depth with subtle shading. This page makes a perfect Sunday school activity, helping kids engage with themes of repentance and faith, or it can be a thought-provoking addition to a family storytelling session.
Rahab Helps the Spies
This coloring page captures the tense and courageous moment of Rahab helping the spies escape from Jericho, a pivotal biblical scene. The bold outlines and clear architecture make this ideal for all ages, inviting imaginative exploration. Use colored pencils or markers to bring depth to the night sky with dark blues and highlight the stars with glitter pens for a twinkling effect. Try earthy tones for the walls and brighter hues for the characters’ attire to contrast with the night. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on bravery and resourcefulness or as a thoughtful addition to a family story session about faith and courage.
Solomon’s Wise Judgment
This coloring page illustrates the legendary scene of King Solomon’s wise judgment, with two women before him. The straightforward outlines and clear structure make it accessible for children, encouraging them to engage with this thoughtful moment in biblical history. Use colored pencils for a softer touch on King Solomon’s royal robes, and try earthy tones for the architectural background. Highlight the women’s attire with pastels or use bold colors for contrast to emphasize their presence. This page serves as an excellent activity for a Sunday school lesson on wisdom and justice, or as a family storytelling session exploring moral themes.
Mary Hears the Angel Gabriel
This coloring page beautifully depicts the iconic biblical moment of the angel Gabriel delivering God’s message to Mary. With its clear lines and gentle depiction, this page is perfect for children, offering a heartwarming scene to explore. Encourage the use of soft colored pencils or pastel crayons to bring a serene touch to the angel’s robes and Mary’s attire. Consider using gentle yellows and whites for the angel’s glow and deep blues for Mary’s clothing. This page serves as an inspiring activity for a Sunday school session focused on the Annunciation or as a reflective family craft during a holiday gathering, promoting themes of faith and joy.
Joseph’s Dream of Protection
This coloring page captures the peaceful moment when Joseph dreams of an angelic message, lying in his bed within a cozy setting. The bold outlines and gentle imagery make it suitable for children, inviting them to explore their creativity. Use soft crayons to fill in the bedding and background, while colored pencils can add detail to the angel’s wings and robes. Try incorporating calming blues and soft whites to evoke a serene, dreamlike atmosphere. This page is ideal for a Sunday school lesson on dreams and God’s guidance, or as a soothing family activity during a storytelling session.
Jesus Calms the Storm
This coloring page portrays a serene scene of Jesus on a boat, gliding across the tranquil waters of the Sea of Galilee, surrounded by distant mountains. The simple lines and clear layout make this an ideal choice for children, allowing ample room for creativity. Use bright crayons to bring the boat and Jesus’ attire to life, or opt for colored pencils for a more subtle touch on the water and landscape. Consider using soft blues and greens for the water and vibrant hues for Jesus’ robes. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on faith and miracles, or as a calming family activity during a reflective storytelling session.
Peter Walks on Water
This coloring page illustrates the iconic biblical moment of Jesus walking on water, with Peter stepping out of the boat in faith. The bold lines and clear figures make this suitable for children, inviting creativity and engagement with this miraculous story. Use bright crayons or markers to bring the scene to life, coloring the sea with deep blues and the sky with soft purples to set a calming tone. Consider adding a shimmering effect with metallic or glitter pens for the stars. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on faith and trust or as an inspiring family activity during storytelling time.
Paul and Silas Sing in Prison
This coloring page illustrates the powerful biblical scene of Paul and Silas imprisoned, yet filled with faith and hope. The bold lines and expressive faces make this ideal for children, inviting them to explore themes of resilience and spirit. Use crayons or markers to highlight the stone walls and iron bars, adding a sense of realism to the surroundings. Try bright colors for Paul and Silas’ robes to symbolize their inner light amidst darkness. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on courage and prayer or as an engaging activity during a family storytelling session focused on faith.
Tabitha’s Kindness to the Poor
This coloring page illustrates the biblical figure Dorcas (also known as Tabitha), known for her deeds of kindness and charity. The scene shows her surrounded by women holding garments, symbolizing her dedication to serving others. The simple, bold outlines make it ideal for children, allowing them to explore this story of compassion and community. Use bright crayons to color the garments, adding diversity with various hues, while soft pencils can offer gentle shading to the characters’ robes. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on generosity and kindness or as a thoughtful family activity focusing on giving back to others.
Lydia’s Riverside Baptism
This coloring page beautifully captures the sacred act of baptism, with one figure guiding another into the water, surrounded by a group of prayerful onlookers. The simple lines and serene scene make it suitable for children and adults who appreciate spiritual themes. Use soft colored pencils or crayons to bring this tender moment to life, opting for blues and gentle greens for the water and adding warmth with subtle pastels for the characters’ attire. The scene stands out as a perfect activity for Sunday school lessons focused on faith and new beginnings, or as a thoughtful addition to a family storytelling session centered around spiritual growth and community.
Nehemiah Rebuilds the Wall
This coloring page captures the inspiring scene of Nehemiah leading the builders in reconstructing the walls of Jerusalem. The straightforward lines and clear structure make it an ideal choice for children, encouraging their imagination through biblical storytelling. Bright crayons or markers can bring life to the bricks and workers’ attire, with earthy tones for the wall and sky. Encourage using blues and greens to depict the surrounding landscape. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on perseverance and community spirit, or as an engaging activity during a family story session centered around faith and dedication.
Abigail’s Peace Offering
This coloring page captures the touching biblical moment of Ruth meeting Boaz in the fields, a scene filled with themes of kindness and providence. The simple lines and open spaces make it inviting for children, offering plenty of room for creative expression. Use crayons to bring vibrancy to the landscape with lush greens and warm earth tones, while colored pencils can add detail to the characters and their attire. Consider using soft blues for the distant hills to add depth. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson about compassion and loyalty or as an engaging activity during family storytelling focused on biblical narratives.
King Hezekiah’s Faithful Prayer
This coloring page captures Daniel in a moment of prayer outside the grand king’s palace, with significant symbols scattered about. The bold outlines and focused scene make it perfect for children, allowing them to engage with this story of faith and devotion. Use colored pencils to highlight the architectural details of the palace columns, employing deep blues and purples for Daniel’s robe to create a sense of serenity and reverence. Consider adding gold accents to the symbolic objects for a touch of royalty. This page is ideal for a Sunday school lesson centered on faithfulness and courage, or as a thoughtful family activity exploring themes of conviction and trust in challenging times.
Young King Josiah Reads the Law
This coloring page brings to life the inspiring moment when young King Josiah discovers the Book of the Law, a pivotal event in biblical history. The simple outlines and clear design make it ideal for children, inviting them to engage with this story of discovery and reform. Use bright crayons to bring warmth to Josiah’s attire and add depth to the cheering crowd with varied hues. Consider using soft blues and stone grays for the backdrop of the ancient city. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on leadership and renewal, or as an uplifting family activity about the impact of faith and positive change.
The Good Samaritan’s Compassion
This coloring page captures the compassionate scene of the Good Samaritan tending to an injured traveler by the roadside. The clear lines and gentle depiction make it ideal for children, offering a meaningful story to explore with creativity. Use vibrant crayons to color the Samaritan’s robes and the peaceful landscape, or opt for colored pencils to add depth to the donkey and the surrounding fields. Consider using warm earth tones for a soothing ambiance. This page is perfect for a Sunday school lesson on kindness and empathy or as an engaging activity during a family session focused on discussing acts of mercy and compassion.
Queen of Sheba Visits Solomon
This coloring page captures the legendary meeting of the Queen of Sheba with King Solomon, presenting a scene rich in historical and biblical significance. With its clear lines and striking detail, this page is perfect for older children and teens interested in exploring these iconic figures. Use colored pencils to add depth and vibrancy to the queen’s elegant robes and ornate jewelry, while soft crayons can bring warmth to the camels and their regal adornments. Consider using blues and earth tones to highlight the grandeur of King Solomon’s attire and the steps leading to his throne. This page is an ideal activity for a Sunday school lesson on wisdom and diplomacy or as a creative addition to a family storytelling session exploring themes of leadership and cultural exchange.
