Elijah and Elisha (2 Kings 2:1-12) Sunday School Lesson

Young students are quite familiar with the concept of having a teacher or leader to guide them. For most, it’s a fact that is taken for granted, with little thought given to what we do with the information we receive from mentors. In this story, we see an eager learner who not only persists in following his teacher, but insists on picking up where he left off in devotion to God. As kids experience the spectacular whirlwind

“Passing the Torch” Bible Crafts from 2 Kings 2:11-12on the Elijah and Elisha

The prophet Elijah is a fascinating figure to explore. He was truly a man of God, used by Him to speak to a people that often ignored His words. In this story, though, we see the ultimate victory of Elijah. The man who once called fire down from Heaven was taken up into Heaven by a chariot of fire. The lesson here focuses on Elijah and his successor. Elisha saw his teacher depart, and pleaded with him

Bath Time with Naaman…Following Strange Instructions

            The story of Naaman is an interesting one, with a couple of quality take-away elements for children. The Bible tale itself has entertainment value for its odd Jordan River bathing and skin disease factor. But as a teaching tool it is also great to remind kids of the importance of being willing to follow God’s instructions, even when they sometimes sound strange. It is also a neat way to see that God can use anyone and

Lesson: Elisha Heals Naaman for Free, but Gehazi is Greedy

Use this children’s Sunday School lesson about Elisha and his servant to teach children about generosity and helping others. Needed: Bibles, pennies Intro Game: Disciple Tag  Choose one student to be It. When they tag someone, that person links hands with them and joins their team. They continue adding people to their team, linking hands with each one until all but one student is part of their chain. That remaining student becomes It for the next round.

Lesson: Jesus Declares His Mission – A Prophet without Honor

Use this children’s Sunday School lesson about Jesus’ announcement to teach kids about what Jesus came to do. Needed: Bibles, prophecy clues on strips of paper Intro Game: Fulfilling Prophecy Print or write out prophecy clues about Jesus, along with their Scripture reference, on strips of paper and hide them around the room. Kids rush to find them and then, put them in order according to book of the Bible. When they’re finished, explain that all of

God Healed Naaman 2 Kings 5 (Sunday School Lesson)

Title: God Healed Naaman Scripture: 2 Kings 5 Target Age Group: 3rd-5th grade Main Point: God healed Naaman’s disease. Lesson Opening Ask: Have you ever had a parent or teacher give you instructions that you really didn’t want to follow?  What were the instructions?  What did you do? Say:  Today we’ll hear a story about a man who was given some instructions that he thought were silly and didn’t want to follow. Pray for your time together

Lesson: God Uses a Servant Girl to Heal Naaman (2 Kings 5:1-19)

Naaman was commander of the Army, wealthy, and talented soldier.  He had everything going for him, except leprosy.  While leprosy may have been a burden to Naaman, it brought him to Israel to the prophet Elisha who told him about the one true God.  Naaman had a servant girl from Israel who told Naaman’s wife about Elisha.  God could have helped Naaman’s leprosy in many ways, but he chose to use one small girl to bring him

Lesson: Naaman Is Healed (2 Kings 5)

Sometimes in our life we go through situations that are difficult. Naaman was an interesting character in the Bible. He had leprosy and wanted to be healed, but wasn’t willing to do what God’s prophet, Elisha, told him to do. This is a great lesson to teach our children about following directions and more importantly following what God tells us to do. Supply List For Today’s Lesson: Paper Marker Post-it notes Tape CD player CD Bibles (Please

Bible Lesson: Elisha and Naaman

This lesson was adapted for older students about Naaman and Elisha.  The students discover that only faith in the Lord Jesus cleanses a person from the consequences of sin (death). This is only a guide, please adapt to the needs of your class. Bible Passage:  2 Kings 5:1-9 Bible Story Title:  Elisha and Naaman  Target Age Group:  Ages 9-11 (3rd-5th Grade U.S.A.) Target Time Frame: 60 Minutes Original Teaching Context: Sunday School Image Credits: Sweet Publishing and Distant Shores Media

"2 Kings" Bible Coloring Page

We created this free printable as a tool to help children learn about the second book of Samuel. You can also search our website and find lesson plans another ideas related to the story of Solomon and King David. We are in the early stages of creating a coloring sheet for each book in the Bible. The project is just beginning and may take most of 2013 before they are posted online. Click on the image to download a print-friendly

Elisha's Enemies (Sunday School Lesson for Kids)

This free Bible lesson is based on the story where the King of Syria sends his armies to capture Elisha because he reveals his military plans to Israel’s king. Elisha calms his servant’s fears by praying that God would allow him to see the heavenly armies protecting them. This lesson was prepared with upper elementary age students in mind. The story can be simplified on site for a preschool class. This lesson could also be used for

Naaman Is Healed of Leprosy (Children's Sunday School Lesson)

This lesson is taken from the story in 2 Kings 5 where Naaman the Syrian learns about Elisha the prophet of God from an Israelite slave girl in his home.  The lesson is prepared for upper elementary school age students.  It can be simplified for younger children and can also be used as a children’s church lesson.  At the end of the lesson additional resources to personalize your class are available. Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1-19 Learning Objective: Students will