Noah’s Ark – Genesis 6 – Draw Bible Stories Project

Noah’s Ark Story (Genesis 6)

Grieving God – king, earth, stars, tears – God saw that all humanity became corrupt. He grieved, because he created mankind for worship, but they chose violence.

Catastrophic Flood – cities, corpse, ocean, raincloud – God judged Noah’s generation. God told Noah about his plan to send a flood that would drown all creation.

Rescued Remnant – God decided to save Noah and his family from the destruction. He taught Noah how to build a giant ark to protect his family from annihilation.

Creation Caretakers – God sent pairs of every beast and bird to the ark. Noah and his family would feed and care for God’s creation through the great disaster.

Storytellers Sight

• Have you ever been in a hopeless situation? What does it feel like to be trapped without any escape?

• How did Noah stay righteous in this evil generation?

• What’s it feel like to be the only sane person in town?

• Stand next to Noah. What’s his reaction after hearing God’s plan to destroy the whole world by flood?

• Imagine Noah building the ark and all the animals and birds arriving. What would you be experiencing?

• What do we learn about faith and trust in this story?

Storytellers Discipleship

The following activities will help you remember the story, apply wisdom to your own life, and tell the story to others.

• Pray. Listen to the story. Draw the story.

• Tell the story with the drawings.

• Draw your own pictures to illustrate the story.

• Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal wisdom in the story.

• Pray. What is the Holy Spirit asking you to do next?

• Go and tell the story to someone. Discuss the story.

• Disciple others to become Spirit-filled storytellers.

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Cursed Dragon &#8211; Ezekiel 28 &#8211; Draw Bible Stories&nbsp;Project

Cursed Dragon Story (Ezekiel 28)

Anointed Cherubim – angel & banner – God created a leader among angels. He was perfect in beauty, pure of heart. He was given wisdom, honor, and influence.

Pride’s Origin – dragon, crown, sword – The angel became prideful because of his wealth, power, and great skill in trade. He became wicked and violent.

Outcast Rebel – mountain, cloud, crown, dragon – Satan considered himself a god, so God cast him out of heaven. Kings and nations witnessed his downfall.

Tragic Aftermath – water, flame, chains – The nations were appalled at his transformation from angel to dragon. He is cursed forever, living in a deep, fiery pit.

Storytellers Sight

• Imagine how God felt watching Satan grow corrupt.

• Compare Satan before and after his downfall.

• How can someone so pure end up this wicked?

• Make a list of some of the mysteries in this story.

• Imagine you’re there, watching Satan change into a dragon. What stands out about his transformation?

• Consider Proverbs 16:18, “Pride goes before a fall.”

• What does it feel like to lament the loss of a loved one? What’s life like on the other side of great loss?

Storytellers Discipleship

The following activities will help you remember the story, apply wisdom to your own life, and tell the story to others.

• Pray. Listen to the story. Draw the story.

• Tell the story with the drawings.

• Draw your own pictures to illustrate the story.

• Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal wisdom in the story.

• Pray. What is the Holy Spirit asking you to do next?

• Go and tell the story to someone. Discuss the story.

• Disciple others to become Spirit-filled storytellers.

Download this lesson > Click here

Want more stories? Visit blazingtrees.org/storytellers

Ask James a question > info@blazingtrees.org

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Jesus&#8217; Ascension &#8211; Acts 1 &#8211; Draw Bible Stories&nbsp;Project

Jesus’ Ascension Story (Acts 1)

Risen King – Jesus cross, crown, Risen Christ – Jesus spent 40 days with his disciples after the resurrection. He proved he was alive, and he explained God’s plans.

Fire Baptism – disciples, flames, cloud – Jesus told his disciples to remain in Jerusalem until they were baptized with the promised Holy Spirit’s presence.

World Mission – earth, stars, evangelist, flame – Jesus told his disciples not to worry about when he would return. He said they would be his witnesses worldwide.

Return Home – angel, cloud, Jesus – Jesus went home to heaven, disappearing in a cloud. Two angels appeared and prophesied about Jesus’ future return.

Storytellers Sight

• Why did the Risen Christ have to prove he was alive?

• What’s significant about Jesus staying for 40 days?

• What is water baptism? What is Holy Spirit baptism?

• What instructions do you think Jesus gave to them?

• Why do we need the Holy Spirit for evangelism?

• Imagine yourself there beholding Jesus’ ascension. What are some reactions of the other disciples?

• Why did God send the angels after Jesus departed?

• What part of this story do you connect with the most?

Storytellers Discipleship

The following activities will help you remember the story, apply wisdom to your own life, and tell the story to others.

• Pray. Listen to the story. Draw the story.

• Tell the story with the drawings.

• Draw your own pictures to illustrate the story.

• Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to reveal wisdom in the story.

• Pray. What is the Holy Spirit asking you to do next?

• Go and tell the story to someone. Discuss the story.

• Disciple others to become Spirit-filled storytellers.

Download this lesson > Click here

Want more stories? Visit blazingtrees.org/storytellers

Ask James a question > info@blazingtrees.org

<+ We publish all of our resources online for free. If you feel this project is worth investing in financially, please click the “Give” link and designate your gift to our “Storytellers” Fund. Please prayerfully adopt our Blazing Trees team into your personal generosity. We love you and cherish your prayers, encouragement, and advocacy. Shalom, Maranatha. +>