Epiphany childrens sermon

Object lessons bring Bible concepts to life for kids through everyday items. Fun, interactive, and easy to understand.

Have the standard traditions not worked for you? Observe a non-traditional Epiphany celebration with these simple and meaningful ideas.

A childrens sermon on Matthew 2:1-12, great for use on Epiphany Sunday!

This message celebrates the visitation of the Magi after the birth of Christ. Although there are many details of which we are uncertain, we do know that God’s revelation of the Messiah to the “Wise Men” was significant in demonstrating His heart for Gentiles as well as Jews. The Magi were led by a star, which guided them to where Jesus was. With this message, we remind children that we have our guidance from God’s Word, the Bible.

What is Epiphany, when is Epiphany, and why celebrate it? Learn the significance of Epiphany in the Christmas story and meaningful ways to honor this day.

A biblical look into the meaning of gold, frankincense, and myrrh. These gifts of the magi paint a deeper picture of Jesus Christ at the time of His birth.

Religious education ideas for Catholic teachers, homeschoolers, and catechists- crafts, lessons, and printables on Sacraments, Scripture and Prayer.

Using cut-out stars with words like hope, generosity, and patience, household members choose a "guiding star" for the year. A special Epiphany activity.

Use this children's sermon to help kids learn that God holds the future. You can use "Happy New Year" in Sunday school, children's church or at home. This children's sermon is based on Ecclesiastes 8:7.

Prepare: Bring a copy of your church’s mission statement, and/or the mission statement of the broader church organization your congregation is part of. Bring a Bible and mark Isaiah 61:1. Faith+O…