Want New Testament coloring pages for kids you can print instantly for
Sunday School, homeschool, or family devotions?
This hub collects our New Testament Bible coloring sheets—stories from the Gospels, the early church in Acts,
and character pages from the letters and Revelation.
✅ Print-friendly ✅ Kid-focused ✅ Great for lessons, quiet time, and take-home packs
Prefer to browse by tag? Start here:
New Testament Coloring Sheet
or
New Testament Coloring Page.
You can also explore the wider collection:
All Coloring Downloads
and
Free Bible Coloring Pages.
These are perfect for introducing kids to Jesus’ teaching and kindness. Use them as a lesson opener,
a calm activity while you read the passage, or a “retell the story” worksheet after coloring.
A simple parable with a big message: God cares about the one who is lost.
Great for discussions about seeking, celebrating, and God’s love.
A favorite kids’ story about Jesus noticing people and changing hearts.
Great for talking about repentance, welcome, and transformation.
Acts is full of bold faith and big moments. These printables help kids picture the early church
and talk about courage, prayer, and the Holy Spirit.
A powerful page for teaching that God gives His Spirit and helps His people share the good news.
A great follow-up to Pentecost—helping kids see how the gospel was preached clearly and boldly.
A thoughtful story about prayer, unity, and God guiding the early believers.
A strong printable for teaching bravery and faith—speaking the truth even when it’s hard.
These character pages are great for “Who am I?” lessons, Bible character studies, and classroom displays.
Print one per week and build a New Testament heroes wall.
A simple Bible character printable for talking about faithful helpers, leadership, and serving the church.
Revelation can feel big, but kids can still learn that Jesus wins and God keeps His promises.
These pages focus on clear, kid-friendly entry points like “who wrote it” and “why it matters.”
A great character page for explaining where Revelation comes from and how God spoke to His people.
Keep it simple: Who is in the story? What happens? What does Jesus/God show us?
Help your child write or say one simple truth (example: “Jesus loves lost people” or “God gives courage”).
That one line turns coloring time into discipleship time.
