Coloring Pages for Valentine’s Day

Remember when I promised you more love-themed printables last week? Since it’s already Sunday again, I thought I’d start with some new Scripture-based coloring pages for Valentine’s Day.

I made the first two while we were on a long road trip recently. (You’ll hear more about that in future posts). The others I’ve published before, but included because they tie in so nicely with the LOVE theme. Click on any of the following images to be directed to the original post where you may download the coloring page.

A New Commandment

Of course, I find it difficult to talk about love or tokens of affection without also talking about God. The love with which He loves us is unsurpassed. And any love we feel arises from the love He’s demonstrated. “We love because he first loved us.” (1 John 4:19) Nevertheless, Christ has issued A New Commandment: We are to love one another and to pattern our love after His.

Love One Another

Here’s another reminder of our duty as Christians, to Love One Another. Jesus says that by our love, people will know that we are His disciples. So let’s make it as obvious as possible.

Love Bears All Things

Our Love Bears All Things Coloring Page features verses from 1 Corinthians 13. This chapter gives a beautiful description of love. Is there any wonder this passage is so frequently quoted in wedding ceremonies?

Create in Me a Clean Heart

The kind of love God calls us to demonstrate to others is not a love we can muster up in our own strength, but one that can only flow through a new heart that God has cleansed from sin. The kind of clean heart the Psalmist prays for in Psalm 51:10.

God’s Love is Made Complete in Us

Loving one another is not a suggestion. It’s a command. Moreover, the Bible teaches that “if we love one another, God’s love is perfected or made complete in us.” (1 John 4:12):

Nobody Loves Us More than Christ

Through His death on our behalf, Jesus gave us the greatest example of love there is. He presented us with the greatest gift, as well: forgiveness of sin and eternal life with Him in heaven. (John 3:16, Ephesians 1:7)

Put on Love

The world needs more of that self-sacrificing, putting-others-first kind of love. And that’s exactly what Christ calls us to put on. (Colossians 3:14; Philippians 2:1-3)

Love is More than a Mushy Sentiment

The Bible urges us not to merely say we love others, but to show it through our actions. “Let us not love in word or in tongue, but in deed and in truth.” (1 John 3:18)

There is No Better Place to Be

Jesus told His disciples, “Remain in My love.” (John 15:9) That’s definitely where I want to stay!

Christ’s Love Never Fails

God’s love is an everlasting love. (Jeremiah 31:3) It doesn’t wax and wane like human love is prone to do. “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.”(Hebrews 13:8)

Give Thanks with Grateful Praise

If the knowledge that “God loved us and sent His Son” doesn’t fill your heart with gratitude, I don’t know what will! (1 John 4:10)

He Puts a Song in My Heart

I never tire of singing God’s praises. I will sing of His love through all eternity and proclaim His faithfulness (Psalm 89:1)

My Heart Belongs to Him

I’m so glad that, first and foremost, I belong to Jesus. My relationship to Him makes every other relationship in life all the sweeter — not the least of which is my marriage.

Behold the Love of God

Not only does God’s love fuel our love in marriage, but it also transforms relationships between parent and child. O, that we might love our kids with the constant, grace-filled, patient love of God!

To view our entire collection of Valentine’s Day Printables — including cards, stickers, and more coloring pages — follow this link.