God Is Stronger Than Our Problems: A Children’s Sermon Lesson on Trusting God’s Power

As parents and children’s ministry leaders, we know that kids face challenges just like adults. Whether it’s a difficult school project, a tough friendship, or even bigger challenges, life can sometimes feel overwhelming for them. But the good news is — God is always bigger than any problem they face.

One of the most powerful ways to help children understand God’s greatness is by teaching them stories from the Bible that demonstrate His incredible power. One such story is the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus 14. This dramatic moment shows how, when God is with us, no problem is too big to overcome.

The Lesson: God Is Bigger Than Our Problems

In this children’s sermon lesson, your kids will learn that God is bigger than anything we face. The Red Sea story provides a perfect visual metaphor: just as God parted the sea to lead the Israelites to safety, He can part the obstacles in our own lives when we trust in Him.

The lesson is designed to be interactive and engaging, using a variety of activities to help children connect with the message. Through games, crafts, music, and a modern-day parable, kids will discover how God’s power can help them face any problem — no matter how big it seems.

What’s Included in This Lesson:

1. The Powerful Bible Story

The heart of the lesson is the Exodus 14:1-31 passage where God parts the Red Sea for the Israelites. This dramatic moment in history not only demonstrates God’s power over nature but also His deep care for His people. As you share this story with your kids, remind them that just as God rescued the Israelites, He is always there to help us in our times of need.

2. Engaging Object Lesson

Sometimes, kids learn best through visual demonstrations. That’s why we’ve included an object lesson to illustrate the main point: “No problem is too big for God.” In this activity, a balloon represents the Red Sea (the big problem), and a sharp pencil or pin represents God’s power to “pop” that problem, showing that God can handle any challenge we face.

3. True Story/Modern Day Parable

To help kids connect even more deeply, we share a modern-day parable about a girl named Ella, who was afraid of swimming. With her teacher’s guidance, Ella overcame her fear of the water. This story parallels the Red Sea story by showing that, even though challenges seem scary, God is always there to help us face them.

4. Interactive Games

Learning through play is essential for kids. In this lesson, kids will have fun with games like “Balloon Red Sea”, where they pass a balloon down a line without using their hands, symbolizing how we need teamwork and trust to overcome obstacles. Another game, “God is Bigger Freeze Dance”, allows kids to dance and freeze, reminding them that God’s power is bigger than any problem.

Ready to Teach?

If you’re looking for a way to teach kids that no problem is too big for God, this children’s sermon lesson is just what you need. With clear instructions, engaging activities, and practical applications, it’s perfect for Sunday school, children’s church, or at-home devotions. Plus, it’s designed to make learning about God’s power fun and memorable!

To make it easier for you, we’ve included everything you need: full sermon notes, Bible verses, games, crafts, music ideas, and even video links to external resources. Download the full lesson now and start teaching kids the amazing truth that God is always bigger than their problems.

Final Thoughts

As you teach this lesson, remember that you’re not just sharing a Bible story — you’re helping kids build a foundation of trust in God. The challenges they face might seem insurmountable at times, but with God’s power, they can face anything. You are helping them understand that, no matter what they encounter, God is with them, and He is bigger than anything that comes their way.

So, are you ready to lead the next generation in trusting the mighty power of God? Get started today with this children’s sermon lesson and watch as kids discover that there is no problem too big for the God who parts seas!