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Children's Sermons

Thinking About the Christmas Lights (Children’s Sermon)

13 Dec | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

Here is a brief devotion for Christmas based on some observations of the Christmas lights. Put these ideas into your own words and you could easily use this content as a Children’s Sermon around Christmas or Advent Season.
In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. The light shines in the [...]

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The Wise Men and Christmas (Children’s Sermon)

04 Dec | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

How many of your Nativity sets have wise men in them? Where do you usually place your wise men? Do you want to know where I place mine? Good! I place mine either on the other side of the entertainment center (across from the nativity) or if they are larger, on the other side of [...]

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Children’s Sermon: He Sat Down!

13 Sep | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

So then the Lord Jesus, after he had spoken to them, was taken up into heaven and sat down at the right hand of God.
–Mark 16:19 (ESV)
This could be the last children’s sermon in a series about the gospel of Jesus Christ, but can also stand alone. For those churches who have skits during [...]

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Free Children’s Sermons

25 Aug | by Tony Kummer Children's Sermons

Giving the “children’s sermon” can be intimidating, even for experienced pastors or Sunday School teachers. But finding good object talks for kids has never been easier. Here are a few places to find the right Bible lesson for your next ministry moment. As always, use discernment. Our website has a growing collection of children’s sermons. [...]

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Children’s Sermon About Creation (Days 1-4)

Leader: Who knows what God created?
Children: everything, the earth, the sun, the universe, the stars, animals, people (let them give a good list to get the idea that all things were created by God).
Leader: Does anyone know what God created first according to Genesis 1? (Gen. 1:3-5) It is very important [...]

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Children’s Sermons In A Sack

26 Jun | by Kristin Charles Children's Sermons

I’m not certain who first coined the idea of “Sermons in a Sack,” but if you need a break from the usual children’s sermons, this is a good alternative for summer. These kids messages in a sack are creative, interactive ways of sharing Bible lessons, scripture passages, or characteristics of God. It’s an object lesson, [...]

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Children’s Sermon About Jonah & the Big Fish (Pt. 2)

03 Jun | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

Last week we talked about Jonah’s disobedience to God. We saw that when God punished him, he repented and asked for forgiveness. After that, the big fish spit Jonah onto the shore so he could go into Nineveh and preach the message of forgiveness that God wanted him to preach.
The Ninevites responded to [...]

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Children’s Sermon About Jonah & the Big Fish (Pt. 1)

01 Jun | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

We all know the story of Jonah and the big fish. (aka Jonah and the Whale). We all know that Jonah was given instructions to preach to the Ninevites God’s message of forgiveness. We also know that Jonah did not want to preach this to the Ninevites because he did not like them [...]

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Children’s Sermon for Father’s Day

28 May | by Terry Delaney Children's Sermons

And call no man your father on earth, for you have one Father, who is in heaven. Matthew 23:9
What is Jesus telling us when He says “call not man your father on earth?” We celebrate Father’s Day every year because Daddy’s are a special gift given to us by God. Jesus is not saying [...]

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