Life of Paul 2 - Be a Light Bible Lesson

Bible lesson about Paul's encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus with Bible crafts and learning activities to reinforce the lesson

 

 

The following crafts and activities come from the Bible Lesson - "Life of Paul 2 - Be a Light" which is available to members on The Resource Room and as an instant digital download. Through crafts, review games, and activity sheets they will understand what it means to be a light.

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Paul's Journey Printable Bible Map

Use a printable Map to present your Bible lesson and review previous lessons. It is a great visual showing Tarsus where Paul was born, Jeruselum where he received his education, and the road to Damascus where he encountered Jesus changing his life for the better.

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Let your children's creativity shine with this beautiful Bible Verse Luminary Craft! Inspired by Matthew 5:14–15, this unique three-sided luminary features illustrations of Jesus' words about being the light of the world. Each panel depicts a different part of the Scripture, helping children visualize and remember the meaning of the Bible verse.

When illuminated, the luminary becomes a glowing reminder of Jesus' words, "Ye are the light of the world."

This meaningful craft is a wonderful addition to the "Paul Sees the Light" Bible lesson on The Resource Room, connecting Paul's life-changing encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus to the importance of letting our own light shine for others.

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Matthew 4:14-15 Bible Verse Rebus

Make Bible verse learning fun with this engaging Matthew 5:14–15 Rebus Puzzle! Children use picture clues to solve the puzzle and discover what Jesus said about being the light of the world. As they decode the pictures and fill in the missing words, they'll become more familiar with the Scripture, making it easier to understand and memorize. This printable activity is a great way to reinforce your Bible lesson about Paul on the Road to Damascus while helping children remember Jesus' words about letting their light shine!

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Play a Light Drawing Game

 

Get your children thinking, drawing, and guessing with this fun and easy Bible lesson review game! Children take turns drawing pictures of things that produce light, such as a flash light, candle, lantern, or the sun, while their teammates try to guess what they are drawing. No artistic talent is needed—the sillier the drawings, the more fun the game can be!

Simply write the names of different light sources on index cards and let children take turns choosing a card and drawing the object without using words or letters.

This engaging game is a great addition to your Bible lesson about Paul on the Road to Damascus and provides an opportunity to discuss what Jesus meant when He said, "Ye are the light of the world" (Matthew 5:14, KJV).

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In Paul's Shoes: A Journey Through His Emotions - Bible Lesson Review and Game

What do you think Paul felt when a brilliant light suddenly surrounded him on the road to Damascus? Was he frightened, confused, astonished, or even ashamed when he realized he had been persecuting Jesus' followers?

Encourage children to put themselves in Paul's shoes and explore the many emotions he may have experienced during his life-changing encounter with Jesus. Working individually or in groups, children brainstorm descriptive words for how Paul might have felt at different points in the Bible story.

This thought-provoking activity helps children look beyond the events of Paul's conversion and consider how his thoughts, feelings, and attitudes may have changed as he went from persecuting Christians to boldly preaching about Jesus.

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Game Variation for Younger Children – Paul's Emotions Picture Cards

Printable picture cards of Paul displaying different emotions are available for younger children.

In this game, children hold up pictures of Paul showing different emotions when the teacher describes part of the story in which Paul might have experienced that emotion. Then they explain why they think Paul might have felt that way.

This is a wonderful way to encourage participation, develop emotional awareness, and help children think more deeply about Paul's amazing transformation!

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