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33 printable pages

David carries grain, ten loaves of bread, and ten cheeses from Bethlehem to his three eldest brothers serving in Saul’s army while David’s sheep are nearby.

David Brings Food to His Brothers

1 Samuel 17

David listens near the Israelite battle line as Goliath challenges Israel, with Eliab and Israelite soldiers nearby.

David Hears the Challenge

1 Samuel 17

David stands before Saul and explains how the LORD delivered him while he protected sheep from a lion and a bear.

David Trusts the LORD Before Saul

1 Samuel 17

David removes Saul’s armor and gathers five smooth stones from a brook, placing them in his shepherd’s bag while holding his staff and sling.

David Chooses His Shepherd’s Tools

1 Samuel 17

David faces armored Goliath across the battle line, holding a sling while Goliath carries his sword, spear, and javelin.

David Comes in the LORD’s Name

1 Samuel 17

David runs toward Goliath on a battlefield with a sling as a stone strikes Goliath’s forehead and Goliath falls face down; the scene is non-graphic.

David Runs Forward With His Sling

1 Samuel 17

David and Israelite soldiers move along a road toward Gath and Ekron while fleeing Philistines and their camp are shown in the distance; Goliath’s armor is associated with David.

Israel Pursues the Fleeing Philistines

1 Samuel 17

David stands before Saul with Abner present as Saul asks about David’s family, and David identifies himself as Jesse’s son from Bethlehem.

Saul Asks David About His Family

1 Samuel 17

Samuel anointing David among his brothers at Jesse’s house with oil from a horn, based on 1 Samuel 16:13.

Samuel Anoints David

1 Samuel 16:1-13

David arrives at Jesse’s house from tending sheep while Samuel asks Jesse to bring him in, based on 1 Samuel 16:11–12.

David Comes in from Tending Sheep

1 Samuel 16:1-13

Samuel looks thoughtfully at Eliab in Jesse’s house while Jesse is present, illustrating that people notice outward appearance but the LORD looks at the heart.

God Looks at the Heart

1 Samuel 16:1-13

Samuel and Jesse with Jesse’s sons as the sons are presented one by one in 1 Samuel 16:8-10.

Jesse Presents His Sons

1 Samuel 16:1-13

Samuel meets Bethlehem’s elders and invites Jesse and his sons to a peaceful sacrifice to the LORD, based on 1 Samuel 16:4-5.

Samuel Comes Peacefully to Bethlehem

1 Samuel 16:1-13

David holds the cut corner of Saul’s robe inside a cave while David’s men look on, illustrating David’s mercy and self-control.

David Chooses Mercy

1 Samuel 24:1-22

David bows outside a cave while holding the cut corner of Saul’s robe, with Saul standing at a distance as David explains that he did not seek Saul’s harm.

David Speaks from a Distance

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Saul faces David outside a cave as he recognizes that David repaid evil with good; David listens quietly and humbly.

Saul Recognizes David’s Goodness

1 Samuel 24:1-22

David and Saul stand apart in the wilderness as David makes a serious promise concerning Saul’s descendants; Saul turns home while David and his men head toward a stronghold.

A Serious Promise

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Child-friendly illustration concept of Saul and his chosen men traveling through the rocky wilderness of En-gedi while David’s hiding place is suggested nearby.

The Wilderness of En-gedi

1 Samuel 24:1-22

Jesus approaches Jerusalem as a crowd welcomes him by spreading cloaks and branches from trees across the road and praising him as the Son of David.

A Joyful Welcome on the Road

Matthew 21:1-11

Solomon praying in a simple dream setting at Gibeon as he asks the LORD for an understanding heart to govern God’s people.

Solomon Asks for an Understanding Heart

1 Kings 3:3-28

Solomon shown with a crown, treasure chest, symbolic rejected sword, and an understanding-heart symbol, representing his request for wisdom to lead God’s people.

God Is Pleased With Solomon’s Unselfish Request

1 Kings 3:3-28

Solomon worshiping before the ark of the covenant in Jerusalem, with simple offerings, servants, and a nearby feast table.

Solomon Gives Thanks Before the Ark

1 Kings 3:3-28

Solomon’s court with two unnamed women making conflicting claims about one living child; the dead child is not shown.

A Difficult Dispute Comes Before Solomon

1 Kings 3:3-28

Solomon’s court scene with two unnamed women, one living child, and a safely held sword representing Solomon’s test; the child is unharmed.

Solomon Reveals Compassion Through a Test

1 Kings 3:3-28

Solomon in his court with the living child safely beside the recognized mother while people of Israel listen and recognize his God-given wisdom.

Israel Recognizes Wise and Just Leadership

1 Kings 3:3-28

Stephen, the apostles, and disciples organize fair daily care for widows at tables with baskets of food in the Jerusalem church.

Caring for the Widows

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen and six other named servants stand before the gathered church community as the apostles pray and lay hands on them in Jerusalem.

The Seven Are Chosen

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen speaking with an open scroll or raised hand to thoughtful listeners in a Jerusalem synagogue, based on Acts 6:8–10.

Stephen Speaks with Wisdom

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen standing respectfully before the council in Jerusalem while the high priest, council members, elders, scribes, and false witnesses are present.

Stephen Before the Council

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen addresses the high priest and council while symbolic references represent Abraham, Joseph, Moses, the wilderness, David, Solomon, a tabernacle, and the temple.

God Guided His People

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen looks upward before the council and reports seeing heaven open, God’s glory, and Jesus standing at God’s right hand.

Stephen Sees Jesus Standing

Acts 6:1–7:60

Stephen Prays and Forgives from Stephen’s Faithful Witness Bible coloring page

Stephen Prays and Forgives

Acts 6:1–7:60

Mary and Joseph traveling together on a simple path from Nazareth in Galilee toward Bethlehem in Judea.

Mary and Joseph Travel to Bethlehem

Luke 2:1-20