Where can I find free printable Bible verse coloring pages? Right here. This page has 36free, printer-friendly Bible verse coloring pages — each one a favorite verse lettered large enough for a child to color, from “God is love” (1 John 4:8) and John 3:16 to Psalm 23 and “Be strong and courageous” (Joshua 1:9). Every verse is quoted from the public-domain World English Bible, every page is free to print with no email signup, and each one doubles as a gentle memory-verse activity for home, Sunday school, VBS, and homeschool.
Made for parents at the kitchen table and Sunday school teachers with a room full of little ones.
Bible verse coloring pages do two good things at once: they give children a calm, happy activity, and they put a line of Scripture right in front of them long enough to learn it. Each of our 36 pages features a single well-loved verse in large, colorable letters, framed with simple hearts, flowers, and leaves for little hands. The shortest verses suit toddlers and preschoolers; the longer ones give early readers more to color and sound out. Every page is free, prints crisply in black and white on a home printer, and includes the full verse in the World English Bible so you can read the whole thing together.
Click any verse for its printable page, the full verse in the World English Bible, coloring and memory tips, and a story that pairs with it.
Three simple words in big bubble letters — the perfect first verse for the youngest hands to color and learn.
Get This Verse Page →Jesus welcomes every child — a warm reminder that they belong with Him, lettered large to color.
Get This Verse Page →A gentle everyday verse about kindness and forgiveness, with big letters and doodles for small colorers.
Get This Verse Page →The opening line of the best-loved psalm — a comforting verse children carry for a lifetime.
Get This Verse Page →A joyful morning verse — color it to start any day with thanks and gladness.
Get This Verse Page →A tender verse about where love begins — God loved us first, so we can love others.
Get This Verse Page →A grateful verse for the whole family — perfect for Thanksgiving or any thankful day.
Get This Verse Page →A brave-hearted verse for anxious moments — God is with us wherever we go.
Get This Verse Page →A steadying verse about leaning on God rather than our own worries.
Get This Verse Page →A confidence-building verse for new challenges — our strength comes from Christ.
Get This Verse Page →The heart of the gospel in one verse — the most memorized line in the whole Bible.
Get This Verse Page →A hopeful verse about God's good plans — reassuring for children facing change.
Get This Verse Page →The famous love chapter, distilled for children — what real love looks like.
Get This Verse Page →A verse about a thankful heart in every season — good times and hard ones alike.
Get This Verse Page →A comforting verse about God as our protector — strength to color and keep close.
Get This Verse Page →The Golden Rule, lettered large — the kindest rule a child can learn to live by.
Get This Verse Page →One of Jesus' two greatest commandments — how to treat everyone around us.
Get This Verse Page →A happy, sing-it-out verse about joy — a bright page for a cheerful day.
Get This Verse Page →A verse about doing good so others see God's love — shine bright as you color.
Get This Verse Page →A reassuring verse about God's goodness reaching everyone and everything.
Get This Verse Page →The joyful last line of the Psalms — a whole-hearted call to praise.
Get This Verse Page →A comforting verse for worried hearts — God carries what feels too heavy for us.
Get This Verse Page →A verse that turns joy into strength — a gentle lift for tired or sad days.
Get This Verse Page →The very first line of the Bible — where the whole story of God's world begins.
Get This Verse Page →The ancient blessing prayed over God's people — a lovely verse to pray at bedtime.
Get This Verse Page →A verse about finding true joy in God — delight to color and remember.
Get This Verse Page →Jesus' gentle invitation to rest — a calming verse for the end of a long day.
Get This Verse Page →A brave verse for scary moments — God promises He is right beside us.
Get This Verse Page →A safe-place verse — God is our shelter and help whenever trouble comes.
Get This Verse Page →A patient-heart verse — take courage and trust God's timing.
Get This Verse Page →A verse about putting God first — everything else finds its place after that.
Get This Verse Page →A trusting-heart verse — believing God even when we cannot see the whole way.
Get This Verse Page →A quiet, calming verse — a moment of stillness to rest in who God is.
Get This Verse Page →A hope-filled verse — nothing is too hard for God, however big it seems.
Get This Verse Page →A tender verse for sad days — God draws especially near to hurting hearts.
Get This Verse Page →A whole-life verse in a single line — let love be behind everything we do.
Get This Verse Page →Choose any verse from the grid — start with the short ones like "God is love" for the youngest children.
Open the verse's page and download the print-ready PDF, or press Ctrl+P / Cmd+P to print. Standard 8.5×11 letter size works best.
Say the verse together a phrase at a time as your child colors. The words settle in on their own — coloring becomes gentle memory-verse practice.
Yes — all 36 Bible verse coloring pages on this page are completely free to download and print for personal, family, and classroom use. Each one is a print-ready PDF sized for standard 8.5×11 letter paper, so you can print as many copies as your family or Sunday school class needs.
Every verse is quoted from the World English Bible (WEB), a modern, public-domain translation. The short line lettered on each page is a simple, kid-friendly phrasing, and the full verse in the World English Bible is printed on each verse's page so you can read the whole thing together.
Most pages suit ages 3 to 8. The shortest verses — like "God is love" and "Be kind to one another" — are lettered in big, chunky letters that work well for preschoolers, while the longer verses give early-elementary children more to color and read.
Yes — that's one of the best things about them. Coloring keeps a child's hands busy while their mind absorbs the words, so saying the verse aloud a phrase at a time as they color helps it stick. The large letters give children the verse to look at while they learn it by heart.
Absolutely. These verse pages are made for both home and classroom use — Sunday school, VBS, church nurseries, and Christian homeschool. They're free for personal and non-commercial ministry use, and each page includes the Scripture reference so you can turn coloring time into a memory-verse activity.
Story-scene coloring pages — Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, the Nativity, and more.
Browse coloring pages →Short, easy verses for toddlers through older kids, with tips for making memory time joyful.
See memory verses →Coloring pages, a 16-week reading plan, and memory-verse cards — all free to print.
Explore printables →Verses stick best when children know the story that shows them in action. Read the illustrated Bible stories, then learn a verse from each.