Do your kids love Lego Bible Lessons? This Lego Bible Lesson is great to use with a Lego Sunday School curriculum, Vacation Bible School, Children’s Message, or for any parent who wants to use Legos to teach their kids a Bible lesson.
Learning is always more fun when you add Lego. Teaching about Jesus and different Bible stories will keep children’s attention when using bricks. This is a great hands-on way for kids to learn an important lesson.
Yes, this even works in a sermon for adults, or really be brave and get your whole congregation involved.
Why Use Lego Bible Stories
How do you “play well together” with other people in your life using the gifts God has given you?
Legos are a classic and popular toy children enjoy all around the world. Combine Legos with the Bible, and have a fun way to bring the Word of God to children and adults alike.
“We all know that hands-on learning is one of the best ways to teach children. Putting something into their hands that they can quickly turn to play, inspires both imagination and cognitive thinking. Which is why LEGO® Bricks are an ideal learning tool.”
If hands-on learning is one of the best ways to grasp knowledge and understanding, then using Legos as a Bible learning tool is a great resource.
How To Use Legos In A Bible Lesson
Use building bricks to build the character and landscapes for the Bible story you want to teach the children. Here are some examples:
- Construction – Can you try to recreate the Bible landmarks or famous buildings the Bible story using Legos? Look at a picture of how the original buildings are created and use similar techniques using the Lego bricks.
- Construction Challenges – Challenge the children to create the highest tower or the strongest bridge using a given set of bricks. And while they are building, tell them how that is a similar tower or bridge in the Bible story you are learning about.
- Design a Home and Family – Create a home for a minifigure family. What kind of home would they like? What characteristics does it need to match the Bible story?
- Play the ‘Roll a Dice’ game – Children play in pairs (or small groups) and take turns to roll a die. After rolling, they build a tower with that many studs. The child with the highest tower (that doesn’t fall over) after a certain number of rolls wins!
- Vehicle Challenges – Design a vehicle that will safely carry an egg over a long distance. Can you have a competition with your friends to see which vehicle will travel the furthest?
After you and the children build your creations, use them as you teach the Lego Bible Lesson. Or, have them repeat the story to you while they use the Lego creations they just made as they listened to you share the Bible story.
For more ideas, here is a great list of how to use Legos in a classroom.
Lego Bible Lessons in Sermons
Here are three sermons that use Lego bricks as a Scripture and life application illustration.
Play Well Together: Lego Bible Lesson
My husband, Rev. Michael Borgstede presented this sermon titled “Play Well Together” using Legos at Mount Olive Lutheran Church in Aurora, CO on May 3, 2015. It was the 50th Anniversary of our church and part of a meaningful celebration.
We had a great day and everyone was given a Lego piece. Those pieces were used to teach a Bible lesson during the sermon and everyone got to take one home as a reminder of what they learned.
Lego Sermon – Connected in Christ
Pastor Mike got the whole congregation involved in this sermon about our community and connection in Christ. Kids and adults had fun with this one.
Lego Sermon: When It All Falls Apart
Pastor Mike preached this sermon on Christmas Eve. If your life feels messy or broken, you will definitely want to watch this one. (Start at minute 43 for the sermon only.)
Free Printable Lego Bible Lesson
Use this free printable PDF Lego Bible lesson to keep kids and adults engaged in God’s word as you use the fun of Legos to keep their interest. This is a transcript of the Lego Bible Lesson in the video above.
How do you “play well together” with other people in your life using the gifts God has given you?
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Renee Gilpin says
Tryint to print off the leggo lesson– but no way to do it?
Sara says
Hi Renee, I’m sorry you are having trouble. You can email us sara@theholymess.com and we can send that printable to you.
Rachael Stelzer says
Thanks so much Sara for posting Pastor Borgstede’s sermon about using gifts. I am involved in a Lutheran church in Brisbane, Australia, and have been searching through Pinterest for some ideas for my Sunday school class about spiritual gifts. This is such a beautiful and straightforward picture of our need for community and sharing of our gifts. It is a “gift” to me! God bless you!
Rachael Stelzer, Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Rochedale, Australia.
Sara says
Thanks so much for your kind feedback, Rachael. Great to hear from you from all the way in Australia!