Good Samaritan Bible Coloring Page (Luke 10:30–37)
The #1 Luke story for kids—kindness, compassion, and being a neighbour.
Luke Bible Coloring Pages (Free Printables for Kids)
Looking for Luke Bible coloring pages you can print today? Luke is full of kid-friendly stories:
Christmas/Nativity (Luke 1–2), parables like the Good Samaritan (Luke 10) and the
Lost Sheep/Lost Coin (Luke 15), and the Easter story in Luke 22–24.
Choose a Luke worksheet below to open and download.
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Luke lesson tip: Luke is perfect for “God cares about people” lessons.
While kids color, ask: “Who did Jesus notice, help, or welcome in this story?”
Quick Picks (Best Luke Worksheets)
If you just need something that works every time, start here.
Luke 2:11 Coloring Page — “A Savior Has Been Born to You”
A clear, Christmas-ready Luke verse page—great for Nativity lessons and take-home packs.
Road to Emmaus Coloring Page (Luke 24)
A strong Resurrection follow-up story: Jesus is alive and walks with his followers.
Christmas in Luke (Luke 1–2)
Luke includes the most-loved Nativity passages: Mary, angels, shepherds, and the birth of Jesus.
Luke 1:30 Memory Verse Coloring Page — “Do Not Be Afraid, Mary”
A beautiful Luke 1 verse page that connects directly to the Christmas story.
Birth of Jesus (Nativity) Coloring Page (Luke 2; Matthew 1)
A classic Nativity scene page—perfect for Luke 2 storytelling in class.
Draw the Star the Shepherds Saw (Nativity Drawing Worksheet)
A fun “finish the scene” activity for Luke 2 shepherds lessons (great for mixed ages).
Simeon Coloring Page (Luke 2:25–35)
A great follow-up to the Nativity story—God keeps promises and sends the Savior.
Anna the Prophetess Coloring Page (Luke 2:36–38)
A meaningful Luke 2 character page—great for perseverance and worship discussions.
The Boy Jesus at the Temple Coloring Page (Luke 2)
A fantastic Luke 2 “Jesus grows” story page—perfect for older kids and discussion.
Luke Parables (Luke 10, 12, 13, 15, 18)
Luke’s parables are perfect for “big idea” lessons—color the scene, then talk about what it means.
Good Samaritan Coloring Page (Luke 10:30–37)
A top Luke parable for kindness and helping others—even people who are different from us.
Martha Coloring Page (Luke 10:38–42)
A great “listening to Jesus” lesson for busy kids (and busy adults!).
The Rich Fool Coloring Page (Luke 12)
A strong older-kid parable about greed, gratitude, and what really matters.
The Barren Fig Tree Coloring Page (Luke 13)
A thoughtful parable for older kids: growth, patience, and responding to God.
Lost Sheep Worksheet (Luke 15:1–7)
A Luke 15 classic—God searches for the lost and rejoices when they’re found.
Lost Coin Worksheet (Luke 15:8–10)
Another Luke 15 favourite—God values every person and celebrates finding the lost.
Pharisee & Tax Collector Coloring Page (Luke 18:9–14)
A strong Luke parable for humility lessons and “heart attitude” discussions.
Luke Miracles & Ministry (Luke 4–8, 17)
Luke includes powerful miracles and stories of Jesus helping people who needed hope.
Jesus Rejected at Nazareth Coloring Page (Luke 4)
A Luke 4 story page about listening to Jesus—even when it’s hard.
Miraculous Catch of Fish Coloring Page (Luke 5)
A perfect Luke story for “follow Jesus” lessons and learning to trust him.
Jesus Raises the Widow’s Son Coloring Page (Luke 7)
A compassionate Luke miracle story that shows Jesus’ power and kindness.
Mary Magdalene Coloring Page (Luke 8:1–3)
A Luke character page to talk about following Jesus and serving with courage.
Jesus Heals Ten Lepers Coloring Page (Luke 17)
A Luke 17 story page that’s perfect for gratitude lessons (“thank you” matters!).
Baptism of Jesus Maze (Includes Luke 3)
A fun maze activity that includes Luke 3—great for stations and mixed-age classes.
Zacchaeus (Luke 19:1–10)
Zacchaeus is one of the best Luke stories for kids—short, memorable, and packed with meaning.
Zacchaeus Maze Printable (Luke 19:1–10)
A hands-on Luke 19 activity—perfect when you want more than just coloring.
Zacchaeus Coloring Word Search (Luke 19)
Color + word search combo—ideal for older kids or fast finishers.
Holy Week & Resurrection (Luke 22–24)
Luke’s Easter story is central—use these printables for Holy Week lessons and the weeks after Easter.
Judas Iscariot Coloring Page (Luke 22:3–6)
A Luke 22 page for older kids—great for discussing choices, temptation, and trust.
Herod Antipas Coloring Page (Luke 23:6–12)
A Luke 23 character page for older kids—helps them follow the Easter timeline.
Road to Emmaus Coloring Page (Luke 24)
A great “after Easter” Luke story page: Jesus explains the Scriptures and reveals himself.
Emmaus Road Coloring Word Search (Luke 24)
A coloring + word-search combo to reinforce Luke 24 vocabulary and story details.
Want a ready-made seasonal pack? Use the full hub:
Easter Bible Printables for Kids.
How to Use These Luke Coloring Pages (5-Minute Plan)
- Choose one Luke worksheet above (Christmas, parable, miracle, Zacchaeus, or Easter).
- Read 5–10 verses from Luke (or tell the story in 5 simple sentences).
- Color + talk using one question: “What does this show us about Jesus?”
- Wrap up with a short prayer: “Jesus, help us love others. Amen.”
Age-based hubs:
Early Years (4–5) •
Grade 3 •
Older Children (9–12)
Luke Bible Coloring Pages FAQ
Are these Luke coloring pages free to print?
Yes. Each card links to a Luke printable page on Free Bible Worksheets where you can download the PDF (and often a printable image file).
What Luke story should I teach first?
A great first Luke lesson is the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:30–37) because kids quickly understand kindness and helping others.
In December, start with Luke 2 (Nativity).
What Luke pages work best for older kids?
Try Luke parables like The Rich Fool (Luke 12), The Barren Fig Tree (Luke 13), and Holy Week pages like
Judas (Luke 22) and Herod Antipas (Luke 23), plus an extension activity like a word search.
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