Christian Value Activities

Bible Education

These activities can be adapted to different age groups, making them accessible to everyone
from young children to adults, fostering a deeper understanding and practice of Christian values
in daily life

Here are some activities tailored for teaching Christian values to children or even adults in a fun
and engaging way:

Kindness and Compassion

Activity:

“Kindness Scavenger Hunt” – Participants look for opportunities to perform acts of
kindness, like complimenting someone, helping with chores, or giving small gifts.

Value:

Encourages empathy and the love for others as taught in Matthew 22:39.

Honesty

Activity:

“The Truth Game” – Players share a truth about themselves or their day, promoting
an environment of trust and honesty.

Value:

Reinforces the importance of truthfulness as per Ephesians 4:25.

Patience

Activity:

“Planting Seeds of Patience” – Plant seeds with children and discuss growth and
patience as they wait for the plants to grow

Value:

Teaches patience through the natural process, relating to Galatians 5:22-23 on
patience being a fruit of the Spirit.

Forgiveness

Activity:

“Forgiveness Chain” – Each participant writes something they forgive on a paper
link, connecting them to make a chain, symbolizing unity and the power of forgiveness.

Value:

Emphasizes the Christian teaching of forgiveness as in Ephesians 4:32.

Gratitude

Activity:

“Thankfulness Jar” – Every day, write down something you’re thankful for on a slip
of paper and place it in a jar. Read them together at the end of the month.

Value:

Cultivates a heart of gratitude, aligning with 1 Thessalonians 5:18.

Service

Activity:

“Community Service Day” – Spend a day volunteering at a local shelter, food bank,
or participating in community cleanup.

Value:

Demonstrates service to others, reflecting Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 25:40.

Stewardship

Activity:

“Resource Sorting” – Use items like toys or books to teach about stewardship.
Children can decide what to keep, donate, or recycle.

Value:

Teaches responsibility for resources, linked to Genesis 2:15 about caring for the
Earth.

Faith

Activity:

“Faith Walk” – A trust-building exercise where participants are blindfolded and
guided by others, symbolizing walking in faith.

Value:

Encourages trust in God, akin to Proverbs 3:5-6 about trusting in the Lord with all
your heart.

Prayer

Activity:

“Prayer Tree” – Create a tree on a wall or board where each leaf or branch
represents a prayer. Watch the tree grow as prayers are answered or new ones added.

Value:

Fosters a culture of prayer and communication with God, based on Philippians 4:6.

Humility

Activity:

“Servant’s Heart” – Assign roles for a day where everyone does tasks they wouldn’t
normally do, like cleaning or serving meals.

Value:

Promotes humility and serving one another, as Jesus exemplified in John 13:14-15.

Respect

Activity:

“Respect Circle” – Sit in a circle where each person shares something they respect
about the person next to them.

Value:

Encourages respect for others, reflecting Romans 12:10 on honoring one another.

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