Send Me (Isaiah 6:1-8) Sunday School Lesson & Activities for Kids PDF

This passage from Isaiah is a wonderful reminder of God’s power and might, and of our comparable sin and impurity. It also shows us the call of Isaiah as prophet. Isaiah was willing to be used by the Lord and spoke for Him to the people. This lesson reminds children that all of us can be used by God if we are willing. We should represent Jesus to others and be known for our faith. 

 This Old Testament story has wonderful Gospel connections. In this passage from Isaiah, the prophet was cleansed from sin when the seraphim touched his lips with coal from the altar. We don’t need coal to cleanse us, though, because we are saved by the blood of Jesus! We recognize that we are sinful and in need of God’s grace, but in Christ we are made new and free. That’s the Gospel that we can share with others as we represent Jesus!

Passage: Isaiah 6:1-8

Target Audience: Kindergarten-6th grade 

Materials Needed: Paper bags, bowls, construction paper, decorative materials, scissors, tape, clothespins, popsicle sticks, assorted pictures, aluminum foil, Bible.

More Resources Online

• Watch the video demonstration of the object lesson. 
• Watch the video example for the craft projects.
• Watch the video Bible story “The Promise of a Savior from Saddleback Kids Club
• Watch the video Bible story “God's Story: Isaiah" from Crossroads Kids
• Compare another lesson on the calling of Isaiah for kids 

This Bible lesson plan for children is based on Isaiah 6:1-8. It highlights God's might and our sinfulness, emphasizing Isaiah's willingness to serve God. The lesson aims to teach children that they can be used by God if they are willing. It includes an object lesson, prayer, game and activity suggestions, the main Bible teaching, and crafts focused on Isaiah's call to be a prophet. The lesson concludes with a word search puzzle using words from the passage.