The miracles of Jesus
Walking on water, feeding the 5,000 and more of the best-loved Gospel stories, with an expressive Jesus and a cast of happy kids.
KidsBible story coloring book · ages 2 to 12
Jesus walks on water and feeds the 5,000, told with humor and heart. Each miracle comes with a Power Word your child can live out and a verse to color into memory.
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Look inside
Every story in the book follows the same three steps, so kids know what comes next. Here is Peter's walk on the water, page by page.
These are real pages from the book, shown smaller than print size.
What's inside
Walking on water, feeding the 5,000 and more of the best-loved Gospel stories, with an expressive Jesus and a cast of happy kids.
One big word per miracle, paired with a short Miracle Vignette that shows God's love in action.
At the back: Draw Your Own Adventure prompts that put your child in the story next to Jesus, plus extra-detailed scenes for a grand finale.
At the back of the book
When the stories are done, the adventure keeps going. Kids draw themselves into the story, then finish with big, detailed scenes of Jesus and His friends.


Cut and hang
Each coloring page is printed on its own sheet. The back is a light keepsake page, so finished art can come out of the book and go on display.


Who it's for
Details
Yes, with a grown-up nearby. The miracle pages use thick, clean outlines and large open shapes. Older kids get more out of the verse and draw-your-own pages.
No. Every coloring page is backed by a light keepsake page, so bleed-through never lands on another picture. That also means you can cut any page out and hang it.
It follows the Bible, not one denomination. Every story comes from the miracles of Jesus in the Gospels.
Yes. Color the Walking on Water page and others for free on our homepage, right in your browser: color a free page.
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Keep going
The Easter story with 12 animal disciples, for toddlers and preschoolers.
Look inside
21 printable pages for writing down God's answers, small to big. For the grown-ups who hand out the crayons.