Object Lessons Zone

This object lesson uses a threaded nut spinning inside a balloon to teach the lesson that when you complain you just spin in circles and don't solve anything. It is better to praise than to complain. 

Try this creative idea using Skittles to share the good news of Jesus with your children. 

A contest between two volunteers who untie knots off a rope is used to help teach why God is able to keep any promise he makes and where you can find those promises.

Christmas trees with ornaments are all over during the Christmas Season. This object lesson takes five different colored ornaments and uses them to share the gospel message. That way, when children see ornaments on a tree, God can use it as a reminder to them of the gospel message. 

Just the way a GPS guides you to your destination, God provided everything we need to know to get to our Final Destination with Him.

An object lesson to use following worship to explain to kids how Jesus washes away our sins, yet he endures forever!

Using a remote-controlled helicoper, you can demonstrate how only God's genuine power can lead our lives in right ways.

This is a science object lesson using water, salt, a 9-volt battery and paper clips to break the bond between hydrogen and oxygen atoms in water molecules. Even though the bonds of some atoms may be broken it doesn't have a real impact on the overall amount of water. When you go through trials and temptations and seek to handle them in your strength, it may seem to weaken your faith, but once you get your eyes back on Jesus, you'll find that it is still there.

Your growth as a Child of God is not measured in inches or years, but in the way we share our love.

How easy is it to write your name? Should be fairly easy but this lesson complicates it and has a surprise ending for a volunteer.

Great Object lesson teaching the kids that in this life we can't see clearly the things of God but one day we will see God face to face and things will be clear.

Is your Easter hollow? Show the kids in your ministry how to not feel empty this Easter. 

Here is an object lesson to demonstrate the importance of believing in Jesus and confessing Him as Lord.

Object lesson that teaches kids to work with diligence

Sticks and stones may break our bones... but words can hurt, too. 

What kinds of love exist? How do we love others like God loves us? This Kinds of Love object lesson will help explain!

Fun experiement that works as an Object Lesson and helps your kids learn about the Holy Spirit.

Teach kids about discerning if something is the truth as you take a look at how to detect conterfiet money.

Inner beauty is more important to God than outer beauty.

This lesson is designed to teach children how to pray using The Lord’s Prayer. 

A puzzle is shown where one matchstick is standing up and a second stick is placed on top of a nickel and leaned against the standing stick. The puzzle is to figure out how to get the nickel out from under the leaning stick without touching either of the matches or the nickel.

This object lesson uses a balloon and a cup to illustrate how we can lift our problems to God. 

Psalm 119:105 says God's word is a light unto our path. This object lesson uses an oil lamp or lantern to help explain the role the Holy Spirit has in helping us to understand and apply the bible to our lives.

A New Year's devotional or lesson that you can share with your kids.

Use magnets as a visual aid to help the kids understand the importance of standing strong for God.

This object lesson uses a narrow necked bottle and a dollar bill to help show kids that God can do things that, to you, seem impossible.

Just like our favorite movie comes to an end, our lives come to an end also. If we know Jesus as our Savior there's no reason to be disappointed.

Comparing learning to live as a Christian to learning a team sport.

Here is a New Year's Salvation Lesson illustrating that Jesus came to make a Revolution in our hearts!

A nighttime ark walk that will have kids glowing with excitement.

This object lesson uses dice to demonstrate how we need Jesus in order to get to heaven!

This object lesson uses a simple sauce packet and bottle of water and a scientific principle to teach the importance of choosing to obey God rather than to go your way.

Teaching kids about the kingdom of heaven? You can teach this as a two-part object lesson or present it as one.

Teach your kids about the consequences of their choices through a fun object lesson using dominoes!

What is an object lesson? Here are several basic instructions that you need to know for giving one!

A fun game for the foodie in all of us ...

This is a great Gospel Illusion and Object Lesson for Easter to show how Jesus was killed and rose three days later! It uses a paper and pen to visually demonstrate this important truth.

Remember all the men and women who have served our nation, some who even died serving the cause of freedom.

God wants every boy and girl to tell people about Jesus and His great love. But before we can be a good witness, we need to clean up the sin on our lives.

Still a powerful teaching tool today, pretzels are the perfect object lesson/treat to share with your class that will teach them about prayer.  

Help the kids see we are all far from God's kingdom and need His forgiveness.  

Object lesson that integrates with the Gospel Message, showing how Jesus sees us as sinless.

This object lesson uses a driveway reflector to teach the kids the importance of living for Jesus and letting his light shine through you for others to see.

Here is a Powerpoint presentation that gives several different object lessons, each illustrating a Christmas item and why it reminds us of Jesus!

With the help of a piece of a paper towel, you can get a paperclip to float on water and use it to help challenge the kids to memorize bible verses.

Using a saltshaker as an object lesson, this teaching emphasizes the importance of speaking wisely and graciously, as instructed in Colossians 4:6. 

Use different socks to help explain the way of salvation