We Can Trust Jesus, Pre-K and Kindergarten Sunday School Lesson (Matthew 11)

This lesson tells the story of John the Baptist in prison sending word to Jesus to ask if He is really the Messiah. Jesus sends back evidence: the blind see, the lame walk, the deaf hear, the dead come alive. Pre-K and Kindergarten children learn that we can trust Jesus because He does things only God can do.

Big Idea: We can trust Jesus is who He says He is, because He showed people what only God can do.

Memory Verse: Go and tell John what you hear and see. Matthew 11:4 (ESV)

What Is Included (5 Pages)

• Page 1: Lesson overview, at-a-glance guide, and teacher background note explaining Matthew 11:11 and why every child in the class has access to something John the Baptist never had
• Page 2: The story with built-in Ask Kids callouts and memory verse box
• Page 3: Body Motions Game (no supplies), Trust Walk activity, tiered discussion questions, and missions connection prayer
• Page 4: Full-page coloring page with draw-your-own miracle prompt
• Page 5: Take-home page with what we learned, talk-about-it questions with answers for parents, and this week’s challenge

Designed for Small Churches

A volunteer who reads this lesson 10 minutes before class can teach it well. Supplies needed: crayons only. No prep time required.

Part of the We Can Trust Jesus complete Sunday school set covering all age groups from Nursery through High School on Matthew 11:1-11.