Object Lessons Zone

Teach your kids to remain strong in God through this exciting object lesson

Time is always passing and we cannot get it back. Someday, the ultimate alarm will go off and we will meet God.

How can you teach the standard Bible stories and still engage those kids who "already know this one"?

Teach kids about the different translations in the Bible in a way that they will remember, by acting it out.

Where we build our life is important – Will we build it on God’s Ways or World’s.

A story and illusion demonstrating generosity.

This object lesson visually demonstrates the change that happens to a person when they become a Christian - they change from ordinary to something very special!

My grenade reminds me of some people. They have a bad temper and explode like a grenade.

This simple, fun activity will help kids discover the power of saying "I'm Sorry."

A fun game that also teaches four things the Holy Spirit does for us.

The point of the story is that kids will be like Elijah and stand up for God even if they are standing alone.

It’s time to buy school supplies for the new school year – that’s a perfect time to share this object lesson on how Jesus erases sin.  

20 photos of funny road signs

Here are some creative ways to use beach balls as object lessons.

Fidget Spinners: What's the Big Deal? If you've never heard of a fidget spinner, then chances are, you've never made contact with someone between the ages of 6 and 16 in the past two months. Here is a fun devotional to tap into that fad! (While it lasts)

Use this object lesson anytime you want to illustrate how much we mean to God. 

Take the DIY project you've been working on and use it to teach a valuable lesson in applying God's Word.

This simple Bible lesson for preschoolers is perfect for those Sundays when you have snow on the ground. It could be used in Sunday School or Kids church. Some families could also use it as an outline for a family devotion.

Make a soda can stand at a 45 degree angle by adding only one thing! Then relate the balance to the Holy Spirit's work in our lives. 

He drives, he shoots, he scores! The Lord wants us to be active, working for Him in this lost world, serving others and sharing the Gospel to win souls. When we put our hands to God's work, the rewards are great. We are on the winning team!

Here are a four great object lessons that explain sin to kids.

Is it okay to sin as long as you keep it hidden? Can you really keep sin hidden from God? Use this object lesson to teach about the concept of hidden sin. 

A fun game to play in a medium to large size group.

A fun activity that helps kids understand how to be nice to others

A simple science demonstration using a candle, plate, water, and a glass can be used to teach the truth that God's power is always available to his children when going through hard times.

This is a children's object lesson that we came up with for forgiveness.

Use this object lesson to illustrate how Jesus is the best gift that we can receive, at Christmas or any time. 

 A four station journey to search for, discover, follow and share the Light this Christmas.

Two object lessons that visually display to kids the power of what Jesus did on the cross. They naturally lead into an alter call, helping kids truly understand the gospel.

An introduction to talking the the unique gifts and talents that God has given every boy and girl.

An adaptation of David and Bathsheba to teach about hiding sin. 

An object lesson that helps children understand the degree of service to others that Jesus demonstrated when he washed his disciples' feet.

Faith is believing and trusting in what you cannot see.

Using a Dr. Seuss' "Book of Books" to Explain how the Bible was put together.

Using birthday candles and a match or lighter, you can cause an egg to be sucked up into a bottle and use it to teach children the importance of drawing close to God.

Can you draw the church?

Using Duct tape to share God's truth

Use an egg to teach children about being a sinner.

Sharing the good news about Jesus is the most important thing we as Christians can do. Since it is the most important thing we can do, we should learn how to do it in the best possible manner.

A simple illustration to show how you can't exalt God when your life is full of other distractions.

Equip your parents with devotionals for the Christmas season. 

How to use a fidget spinner (and other fad toys) to teach about the eternity of God!

I’m a firm believer that we should never let a tool go to waste, so I’ve found some fun ways to use balloons during children’s church. Keep kids focused on your lesson and keep them excited about attending by using balloons regularly!

This object lesson uses several different kinds of glasses to talk about the problem of sin and how you can correct it.

Use this object lesson to share a message with children about sharing the Gospel with others. This sermon is based on Matthew 9:35-10:11 where Jesus talks about the plentiful harvest ready for those who are sharing Good News.

God can do anything He wants to do. Object is a barbell.

Like a ring, God has no beginning or end - He is eternal.

Science experiement that visually shows God's plan for salvation.

This object lesson uses a threaded nut spinning inside a balloon to teach the lesson that when you complain you just spin in circles and don't solve anything. It is better to praise than to complain. 

Try this creative idea using Skittles to share the good news of Jesus with your children.