Object Lessons Zone

This object lesson uses a glass of water, coin and a piece of paper to demonstrate and teach the children how to have joy and peace when going through hardships.

Sometimes we get so focused on our normal routine, we forget to look for God.

Compare and contrast the circumstances surrounding the birth of an earthly king with the birth of the King of Kings. 

Using the demonstration of the transformer shows the children how people can be transformed, or changed.

Use a hair dryer and ping pong ball to help explain eagles soaring and waiting on God found in Isaiah 40:31.

This object lesson is a different take on the egg in the bottle effect. Instead of an egg, it uses a balloon that gets sucked in a bottle to teach the importance of saying no to temptation.

Want to tell the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 in an exciting new way?

Teach your kids how they can listen for the voice of God when choosing friends.

How much time do you spend with Jesus each week? 

How do we measure the world against God's word?

Teach kids that they need to learn to obey their own conscience instead of relying on others to tell them what they should and should not do.  

Your kids will love this! The pickle when “plugged into the power” actually glows! Great lesson to show kids that when we are plugged into God's power, we glow from the inside out. 

The Holy Spirit helps us put out the acts of the sinful nature and live instead filled with the fruit of the Spirit--demonstrated by a CO2 experiment.  

Fun object lesson that teaches kids that all of us are loved by God.

We wanted to complete our Advent study, and with a fifth Sunday, it seemed like a great idea to do something unique.  That’s where the M&M Nativity Legend comes in.

It takes persistence to get to the center of the lollipop! Just like with the lollipop, Jesus tells us to be persistent in our prayers.

Kids learn the real meaning of Christmas and where traditions came from.

Pencils pierce a water-filled, zip lock bag and it doesn't leak. This demonstrates that when Jesus is in our lives, he doesn't leave us when tough times come.

Here is an object lesson that uses a Christmas present to demonstrate that Jesus is the best gift of Christmas!

Since the holidays are such a busy time, we all get behind in something. For this Christmas season, I wanted to provide you with three last minute Christmas lesson ideas to help you, if you are in need of a quick children’s ministry lesson!

This object lesson uses a plastic golf ball and a real one to show the importance of praying genuine, heartfelt prayers.

Here is an object lesson to demonstrate how we need to follow God and watch where we step!

Being baptized is like wearing a wedding ring. It shows people who you belong to.

Here is an object lesson for Thanksgiving to remind us how much we have to be thankful for!

Does the Bible really say that? We should never assume we know what the Bible says. We need to read it, study it, and teach it properly!

Use this object lesson to teach children how carrying the weigh of worry and sin can be a heavy burden. 

The kids in our Elementary class wrote down their gifts, talents, and plans for their lives and stuck them to a helium filled balloon. They released the balloons into the sky, signifying that they were releasing their will for their life to God.

Here is a fun outdoor object lesson to show the power of the Holy Spirit in one's life

Don't judge a book by its cover, don't judge a donut by its outside, and don't judge a person, because God looks on the inside.

This is a group activity that doubles as an object lesson, getting your kids to be artistic.

Kids are encouraged to meet with God first thing in the morning to ask for encouragement for their day ahead.

This is an object lesson or a group activity which will help explain that God sometimes has a different perspective than we do. Isaiah 55:9 "As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts."

Families visit five different rooms in order to learn about the five ministries of Jesus: Prayer, Healing, Teaching, Feeding the Hungry, and Serving God.

This article explains the reasons why object lessons are important.

A short lesson plan on “Finished and Home,” inspired by Hebrews 12:2, along with a short lesson to help you prepare and present this wonderful illustration of Jesus’ work on the cross and His place as King of Kings.

A very fun object lesson using the Ring on a Spring illustion!

A rope is hung from the center of a cutout wooden heart. By a couple of simple moves the rope is wound around the heart sides. When the heart is suspended by the rope and draped with a red scarf, it is easily released. The scarf is removed to show the heart freely hanging on the suspended rope.

A magic trick that illustrates the value a human life.

Kids see a first hand example of how Jesus took our punishment for us.

A magical object lesson illustrating how God restores a broken heart

A visual object lesson - the audience misses the obvious. Do we miss out on the most important thing in life?

God's desire for us is that we be a "copy" of Christ.