Luke 4:1-13 teaches how Jesus' resisted temptation Jesus was both fully human and fully divine. When Satan tempted Him, the desire to give in was present, Bible Lesson Plans for Kids, Luke for Kids Sunday School Lessons Satan Tempts Jesus (Luke 4:1-13) Sunday School Lesson and Activities for Kids. These free Jesus' Temptation Bible activities will help kids learn about and understand Jesus' temptation and the need to trust the Lord for all things.
Lesson Title: Satan Tempts Jesus Bible Reference: Luke 4:1-13 Learning Context: Children's Church or Sunday School Target Time Frame: 1 1⁄2 hour Learning Aim: Jesus felt tempted but did not sin. Aim: * To know the story of Jesus' three temptations * To learn the meaning of three words - fast, devil, tempt * To learn how to resist temptation Materials: * Bible story of Jesus' three temptations (Luke 4:1-13) * Pictures of the story * Pictures of good and bad angels, glue, lollipop sticks, scissors * Word cards - fast, devil, tempt Lesson Outline 1. Explain the key words 2.
Jesus. Use the The Temptation of Christ Group Activities as a fun activity for your next children's sermon. When Jesus was at His physical weakest, Satan came and tempted Jesus three times.
Although Jesus was tempted throughout the 40 days (Luke 4:2), both Matthew and Luke record these three specific temptations. 1. Bible Reading: Luke 4:1-4 "Jesus, full of the Holy Spirit, left the Jordan and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where for forty days he was tempted by the devil." Explanation For Teenagers Jesus was hungry, tired, and isolated-prime moments for temptation.
The devil targeted His weakness, just like he tries to do with us. Jesus was both fully a man and fully God. When Satan tempted Him the desire to give into temptation was there but He withstood the temptation because of His divine nature.
Jesus, our God, knows how it feels to be tempted and we can find comfort in knowing that He can relate to our struggles. Jesus Tempted in the Desert Coloring Sheet This coloring sheet depicts Satan trying to tempt Jesus as he was in the desert fasting for 40 days. This Sunday School lesson is based on the Temptation of Jesus in Matthew 4:1-11.
You can use these lesson activities with Luke 4:1-11. The lesson plan below includes the complete teacher notes, craft ideas, worksheets, and coloring pages. It's everything you need to teach kids about the Temptation of Christ.