10 Prodigal Son Coloring Pages

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Ever feel like you’ve messed up so badly there’s no way back? Maybe you’ve hurt someone, made a bad choice, or just feel far from God. The story of the Prodigal Son is for YOU. It’s about a young man who squandered everything, hit rock bottom, and came home expecting punishment… only to find his father running to meet him with open arms.

Our Prodigal Son Coloring Pages bring this powerful story to life. As you color, you’ll see how God’s love is always ready to welcome us back—no matter what. Let’s grab our crayons and dive into Luke 15:11-32!

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Key Bible Verse:
“But while he was still a long way off, his father saw him and was filled with compassion for him; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.”
Luke 15:20 (NIV)

Quiz of the Day

Quiz of the Day

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Who was the first child born?


Which son did Jacob love more than all the others?


When Jesus told his disciples to beware of the "leaven of the Pharisees and Sadducees," to what was he referring?


Which river was Naaman told to wash in to rid himself of leprosy?


What is the "chorus" in Psalm 136 which is repeated in every verse?


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Table of Contents

Prodigal Son Coloring Pages

The Prodigal Son Coloring Pages
The Prodigal Son Coloring Pages

1. The Rebellion Coloring Pages

Theme: Choices have consequences.
Verse: Luke 15:12 – “Father, give me my share of the estate.”
Design:

  • The younger son holding a bag of money, looking eager.
  • A distant farmhouse in the background.

    Why Money?:
    “The younger son thought money would bring freedom, but it led to emptiness. What ‘things’ do we chase instead of God?”

2. The Far Country Coloring Page

Theme: The cost of running from God.
Verse: Luke 15:13 – “He squandered his wealth in wild living.”
Design:

  • The son looking lonely, surrounded by empty bottles and coins.
  • A pigsty in the distance.

    Why Pigs?:
    “Pigs were unclean animals—this shows how far the son had fallen. Have you ever felt ‘far’ from God?”

3. The Turning Point Coloring Page

Theme: Hitting rock bottom leads to repentance.
Verse: Luke 15:17 – “When he came to his senses, he said, ‘How many of my father’s hired servants have food to spare, and here I am starving to death!”
Design:

  • The son kneeling in the pigsty, looking upward.
  • A faint light breaking through dark clouds.

    Why Light?:
    “Even in our darkest moments, God’s light can break through. What’s one step you can take toward Him today?”

4. The Father’s Welcome Coloring Page

Theme: God’s unconditional love.
Verse: Luke 15:20 – “His father saw him and was filled with compassion; he ran to his son, threw his arms around him and kissed him.”
Design:

  • The father running, robes flowing, arms wide open.
  • The son kneeling, looking humble and relieved.

    Why Running?:
    “In Jesus’ time, running was undignified—but the father didn’t care. God’s love breaks all the rules to reach us!”

5. The Celebration Coloring Page

Theme: Joy over repentance.
Verse: Luke 15:24 – “For this son of mine was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found.”
Design:

  • A festive table with food, music, and dancing.
  • The older son standing outside, looking upset.

    Why a Feast?:
    “God doesn’t just forgive—He throws a party! How can we celebrate when someone turns back to Him?”

Bonus Coloring Pages for Prodigal Son

When you click on each image, the larger print will open in a new tab. Simple print to your printer and start coloring.

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Family/Group Activity: "Second Chances Challenge"

  1. Discussion Starter:
    “The Prodigal Son shows us God’s heart for the lost. Who in your life needs forgiveness or a second chance?”
  2. Activity:
  • Write a letter of forgiveness (to someone else or yourself).
  • Create a “Welcome Home” banner with encouraging Bible verses.
  1. Reflection:
    “How does this story change how you see God’s love?”

Conclusion

Final Verse:
“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.”
—1 John 1:9 (NIV)

Call-to-Action:
“Download these coloring pages, share your artwork with #ProdigalLove, and remember: No matter how far you’ve wandered, God is always ready to welcome you home!”

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Hi there! I'm a proud father of three amazing kids with a loving wife, and storytelling has always been a big part of my life. I love creating stories that inspire, teach, and bring a little light into the world. Whether it's a Bible-based story, a motivational story that lifts the spirit, or an educational piece that sparks curiosity, my goal is to encourage and inspire readers of all ages. Writing is more than just words on a page for me—it’s a way to share faith, hope, and creativity. Thanks for stopping by, and I hope my stories bring joy to your journey!

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