Good Over Evil – A Children’s Sermon on Romans 12:9–21
Theme: Choosing to Do Good and Live God’s Way
In this interactive, hands-on lesson, children learn the difference between good and evil and discover how God calls us to respond with love, honesty, and kindness — even when others do wrong. Using a fun word activity (“E-V-I-L” becomes “L-I-V-E”), kids see how living God’s way turns evil upside down!
Scripture Focus: Romans 12:9–21, John 5:29 Lesson Length: 5–8 minutes
What’s Included:
Full Children’s Sermon Script
Interactive Group Activity (E-V-I-L → L-I-V-E visual)
Teaching Object Ideas
Closing “Repeat After Me” Prayer
Discussion Prompts for Kids & Youth
Teaching Objectives: ✨ Understand that doing good is always stronger than evil ✨ Learn that revenge belongs to God, not us ✨ See how faith turns negativity into new life ✨ Encourage kindness, honesty, and peace with others
Perfect For: ✔️ Children’s Sermon during Worship ✔️ Sunday School or Family Devotions ✔️ Christian Character Lessons ✔️ Youth Group Message
