Attributes of God Coloring Pages: Free Printables for Kids and Preschool

Here are free attributes of God coloring pages for kids and preschoolers: one Bible story coloring page for each of five weeks, with a matching preschool coloring page and activity sheet. The stories are Abraham and Sarah, Jacob’s ladder, Isaiah, Jesus calms the storm and the prodigal son. Print them for Sunday school, children’s church or home. There is nothing to sign up for.

No sign-up: download and print · 37 pages, US letter size · ages 3 to 12

What’s in the free attributes of God coloring pages

• Five Bible story coloring pages for ages 6 to 12, each with its Bible reference and big idea
• Five preschool coloring pages for ages 3 to 5 on the same stories, with a place for the child’s name
• Five preschool activity sheets that need no reading, each ending with an “Ask me” question
• One puzzle a week for ages 6 to 12 at two levels (Level 1 and Challenge), with answer keys
• The five stories in plain words with a talk-about-it question each, plus a memory verse, Psalm 145:3

An attribute of God is something that is always true about who He is. These five stories show that God keeps His promises, is everywhere, is holy, is strong and is loving. The pages were hand-colored and tested by Lily, our page tester, before we shared them.

Want a full lesson to go with these pages? Get the free Week 1 lesson, God Is Faithful (Genesis 21), for ages 6 to 12.

Jesus calms the storm coloring page

Nothing is too strong for God (Mark 4:35-41). Jesus and His friends are in a boat when a huge storm comes. The waves fill the boat, and the friends are afraid. Jesus stands up and says, “Peace! Be still!” The wind stops and the sea is calm. Print the Kids coloring page (page 15) or the preschool coloring page (page 32). Preschoolers can then count the boats on page 33. Ask: “What makes you afraid? How does this story help?”

Prodigal son coloring page

God’s love runs to meet us (Luke 15:11-24). A son takes his money, leaves home and wastes it all. Hungry and sorry, he walks home. While he is still far away, his father sees him and runs to hug him. Color the father who ran on page 18 (ages 6 to 12) or page 34 (ages 3 to 5). Ask: “How did the father show his love?” The Kids puzzle for this week is a maze.

I think experiencing the love of Jesus means having a teacher that cares about you enough to open their Bible.

Tony Kummer, founder of Ministry-to-Children

Abraham and Sarah coloring page

God always keeps His promises (Genesis 21:1-7). God promised Abraham and Sarah a son. They waited many years and grew very old. Then God did what He said, and Sarah had a baby boy named Isaac, which means “he laughs.” The Kids coloring page is page 6, and the preschool coloring page is page 26. Ask: “Why could Abraham and Sarah trust God while they waited?”

Jacob’s ladder coloring page

There is nowhere God isn’t (Genesis 28:10-22). Jacob runs away from home and sleeps outside with a stone for a pillow. He dreams of a stairway reaching up to heaven, with angels going up and down, and God says, “I am with you.” Print page 9 for ages 6 to 12 or page 28 for ages 3 to 5. Ask: “Where could you go that God is not with you?”

God is holy coloring page

There is no one like our holy God (Isaiah 6:1-8). Isaiah sees the Lord on a high throne, and angels call out, “Holy, holy, holy is the LORD.” Holy means perfect and set apart. Color the scene on page 12 (ages 6 to 12) or page 30 (ages 3 to 5). Ask: “What did God do for Isaiah when he was sorry for his sin?”

Attributes of God activities for preschoolers

Every preschool week has a coloring page and an activity sheet that needs no reading. Read the one-line direction out loud, and the child can do the rest.

• Week 1, promises (page 27): point to what happened first, next and last
• Week 2, God is everywhere (page 29): trace the dotted path to help Jacob
• Week 3, holy (page 31): draw a line to match the pictures that are the same
• Week 4, strong (page 33): count the boats in each row and circle the right number
• Week 5, love (page 35): circle the picture in each row that is different

Tips for coloring page time

• Tell the story from your Bible first, then hand out the coloring page. Every page prints its Bible reference.
• Print on plain letter paper. Crayons are all you need, with no scissors or glue.
• Have a mix of ages? Everyone colors the same story, and older kids can take the puzzle for their level.
• For a quiet bag during the service, staple a few coloring pages together with a few crayons. Page 4 of the PDF lists them.

Questions about these attributes of God coloring pages

Can I print these for my whole class?

Yes. Print as many copies as your church, school, homeschool or family needs. Please don’t sell the pages or post the file on another site. Link to this page instead.

Do the kids need to read?

Not for the preschool pages or the coloring pages. Level 1 puzzles are made for early readers, and the Challenge puzzles are for confident readers.

Is there a lesson to go with the coloring pages?

Yes. Try the attributes of God lessons on this site, or the attributes of God lessons for kids on Ministry-to-Children.

Where do these pages come from?

The pages are the student handouts from Attributes of God, a 5-week Sunday school series with Kids (ages 6 to 12) and Preschool (ages 3 to 5) editions. It is also included in the All-Access Pass.