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Coloring Pages of Jesus as an Adult
Jesus' impactful years of ministry come to life in our array of coloring pages, capturing the depth of His teachings, the wonders of His miracles, and the profound journey of compassion and redemption He embarked upon as an adult.
I am that bread
of life (John 6:48)
Jesus
coloring page
Jesus and The Miraculous Catch of Fish (Luke 5):
Luke 5:10-11
fishers of men
One day, while teaching by the Lake of Gennesaret, Jesus instructed Simon Peter to cast his nets into deep water despite an unsuccessful night of fishing. Obeying Jesus, Peter and his companions caught an overwhelming number of fish, filling two boats to the point of sinking. Astonished by this miracle, Peter recognized his own sinfulness, but Jesus reassured him, saying, "Don't be afraid; from now on you will fish for people." Peter, along with James and John, left everything and followed Jesus, marking the start of their journey as His disciples.
Jesus parables':
Jesus used parables, simple and vivid stories, to convey profound spiritual truths. These include the Parable of the Good Samaritan, teaching love and compassion across societal boundaries; the Parable of the Prodigal Son, illustrating forgiveness and the joy of reconciliation; the Parable of the Sower, explaining how different hearts receive God's word; the Parable of the Lost Sheep, emphasizing God's relentless pursuit of the lost; and the Parable of the Mustard Seed, showing how God's kingdom grows from small beginnings. Each parable reveals insights about God's nature, the values of His kingdom, and the attitudes He desires from His followers.
Mary Magdalene:
Mary Magdalene with
quote from Mark 16:1
Mary Magdalene
(no words)
Mary Magdalene was a devoted follower of Jesus, remembered for her unwavering faith and loyalty. Jesus healed her from seven demons, and she became one of His most dedicated disciples.
Mary was present at the crucifixion and was the first to witness the resurrected Christ. Her encounter with the risen Jesus in the garden, where He called her by name, highlights her important role in the resurrection narrative. Mary Magdalene’s story is one of transformation, devotion, and the profound impact of Jesus' love and grace.
Jesus, Light of the World:
Jesus, light of the world (John 1:4)
Lighthouse
(no words)
Jesus proclaimed, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows Me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life" (John 8:12). This powerful metaphor likens Jesus to a lighthouse, guiding us through the storms and darkness of life. Just as a lighthouse provides direction and safety to sailors, Jesus illuminates our path, offering hope, truth, and salvation.
Jesus, light of the world
(Matthew 5:14)
Light
(no words)
His light dispels the shadows of fear and doubt, leading us to a place of peace and understanding. By following Him, we find clarity, purpose, and the assurance of His constant presence.
Jesus' Baptism:
John the Baptist baptizes Jesus
Jesus' miracles:
Jesus performed numerous miracles, showcasing His divine power and compassion. He turned water into wine at a wedding in Cana, healed the sick, restored sight to the blind, and even raised the dead, such as Lazarus. He fed thousands with just a few loaves and fish, walked on water, and calmed a storm, demonstrating His authority over nature. Each miracle not only addressed immediate needs but also revealed deeper spiritual truths, affirming His identity as the Son of God and inviting faith in His transformative power.
Jesus turns
water into wine
Jesus Wept (John 11:35):
In one of the shortest yet most profound verses in the Bible, "Jesus wept," we see a powerful expression of Jesus' compassion and empathy. Upon arriving at the tomb of His friend Lazarus, Jesus was deeply moved by the sorrow of Mary, Martha, and the mourners. Despite knowing He would raise Lazarus from the dead, Jesus shared in their grief, demonstrating His deep love and humanity. This moment highlights Jesus' ability to empathize with our pain, offering comfort and hope even in the midst of our darkest times.
Jesus forgives Peter (John 21:15-19):
John 21:15-19: After His resurrection, Jesus appears to His disciples by the Sea of Galilee. They share a meal together, and then Jesus has a private conversation with Peter. Jesus asks Peter three times if he loves Him, paralleling the three times Peter denied knowing Jesus. Each time Peter affirms his love, Jesus instructs him to take care of His sheep, effectively reinstating Peter as a leader among the disciples and demonstrating forgiveness and restoration.
Sunday School Teacher's Guides - Jesus:
- Christmas
- Easter
- Jesus' Baptism
- Twelve Disciples
- Miracles: Jesus Feeds Five Thousand
- Miracles: Jesus Walks on Water
- Parables