Children’s Bible Studies
These lessons help children understand the stories of women in the Bible in a simple and clear way. Each study is designed so you can guide a child step by step, helping them listen, think, and respond.
You don’t need to prepare anything complicated. Just read, ask, and talk together.
What each lesson includes
Every study is broken into small parts so children can follow along without feeling overwhelmed.
Each lesson includes:
- A short story written in simple language
- One clear truth to focus on
- Questions to help children think and respond
- A few simple activities you can choose from
You can go through one lesson at a time or spread them across several days.
Who these lessons are for
These studies can be used in different ways depending on your setting.
They are helpful for:
- Parents teaching their children at home
- Teachers leading small groups or classes
- Anyone who wants to guide a child through Bible stories
You can read the story out loud, pause when needed, and allow the child to ask questions or share their thoughts. Some children will want to talk more. Others may take time before responding. Both are part of the learning process.
The goal is not to complete the lesson quickly, but to help the child understand and grow.
RAHAB
Rahab lived in the city of Jericho at a time when God’s people were preparing to enter the land He had promised them. When two Israelite spies came into the city, Rahab made a decision that would change her life. She chose to help them because she believed that their God was the true God.
Her decision was not easy. She had to act with courage and trust God even when she did not know what would happen next. Because of her faith, she and her family were protected when the city was destroyed, and she was given a new beginning among God’s people.
This story helps children understand that God sees the heart, values faith, and can use anyone.
What children will learn:
- God can use anyone who trusts Him
- Being brave means doing what is right even when it is difficult
- God keeps His promises
- God can give a new beginning
RAHAB
Rahab lived in the city of Jericho at a time when God’s people were preparing to enter the land He had promised them. When two Israelite spies came into the city, Rahab made a decision that would change her life. She chose to help them because she believed that their God was the true God.
Her decision was not easy. She had to act with courage and trust God even when she did not know what would happen next. Because of her faith, she and her family were protected when the city was destroyed, and she was given a new beginning among God’s people.
This story helps children understand that God sees the heart, values faith, and can use anyone.
What children will learn:
- God can use anyone who trusts Him
- Being brave means doing what is right even when it is difficult
- God keeps His promises
- God can give a new beginning
You do not need to do everything at once. One story, one truth, and one conversation is enough for a child to begin learning.
RAHAB
Rahab lived in the city of Jericho at a time when God’s people were preparing to enter the land He had promised them. When two Israelite spies came into the city, Rahab made a decision that would change her life. She chose to help them because she believed that their God was the true God.
Her decision was not easy. She had to act with courage and trust God even when she did not know what would happen next. Because of her faith, she and her family were protected when the city was destroyed, and she was given a new beginning among God’s people.
This story helps children understand that God sees the heart, values faith, and can use anyone.
What children will learn:
- God can use anyone who trusts Him
- Being brave means doing what is right even when it is difficult
- God keeps His promises
- God can give a new beginning
RAHAB
Rahab lived in the city of Jericho at a time when God’s people were preparing to enter the land He had promised them. When two Israelite spies came into the city, Rahab made a decision that would change her life. She chose to help them because she believed that their God was the true God.
Her decision was not easy. She had to act with courage and trust God even when she did not know what would happen next. Because of her faith, she and her family were protected when the city was destroyed, and she was given a new beginning among God’s people.
This story helps children understand that God sees the heart, values faith, and can use anyone.
What children will learn:
- God can use anyone who trusts Him
- Being brave means doing what is right even when it is difficult
- God keeps His promises
- God can give a new beginning
Keep the experience simple and consistent
Children grow in understanding over time. What they hear today may stay with them and become clearer later. Your role is to guide them, answer their questions, and help them see that these stories are not only about the past, but also about how we live today.
Even short moments of reading and discussion can have a lasting impact.
See the full picture
Each lesson gives a simple introduction, but these stories carry deeper meaning when you look at them together. Women in the Bible lived through many kinds of experiences leadership, loss, courage, failure, and restoration.
You can continue by exploring these stories in groups, seeing how their lives connect and what they reveal about faith, obedience, and growth.