Two Sons Bible Study Bundle, Parable Poster, Student Worksheet, Teacher Lesson, Guide, Quiz, (PDF, PNG and MP4 Downloads)

Two Sons Bible Study Bundle, Parable Poster, Student Worksheet, Teacher Lesson, Guide, Quiz, (PDF, PNG and MP4 Downloads)

$14.99
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Two Sons Bible Study Bundle, Parable Poster, Student Worksheet, Teacher Lesson, Guide, Quiz, (PDF, PNG and MP4 Downloads)

Two Sons Bible Study Bundle, Parable Poster, Student Worksheet, Teacher Lesson, Guide, Quiz, (PDF, PNG and MP4 Downloads)

$14.99
Teach The Parable of the Two Sons in a simple, visual, and engaging way with this printable Bible study bundle. This lesson is based on Matthew 21:28–32 and helps students understand obedience, repentance, honesty, humility, and doing God’s will.

This bundle is perfect for Sunday school, homeschool Bible lessons, children’s ministry, youth Bible study, Christian classrooms, small groups, family devotion time, and faith-based learning.

What’s Included:

Main Poster / Visual Summary
A colorful visual poster explaining the two sons: one refused at first but later obeyed, while the other promised to work but did not go.
Bible Study Guide
A one-page guide with scripture, story summary, key lesson, life application, memory verse, and prayer.
Student Worksheet
Includes matching activity, fill-in-the-blank questions, drawing activity, memory verse practice, and reflection questions.
Teacher Lesson Plan
An easy teaching guide with lesson objective, materials, opening activity, teaching outline, discussion questions, and closing prayer.
Quiz + Answer Key
A simple quiz with multiple choice, true/false, short-answer questions, and answer key included.

Digital Download Includes:

1 PDF file
5 PNG printable images
1 MP4 video file

This is a digital download. No physical item will be shipped.

These designs were generated with AI and carefully edited for layout, readability, clarity, and educational use.

This printable Bible study bundle teaches students that true obedience is shown by our actions, not only by our words. It encourages learners to repent, follow through, and choose to do what pleases God.

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