Free Printable John 15:5 Coloring Page (You Are The Vine Lord)

Don’t you just LOVE taking time to rest and enjoy some precious alone time with just you and the Lord?

I do! I just love spending time with Him, being with Him, worshipping Him, loving on Him. He’s so amazing, isn’t He?! 😍

And what better way to spend some much needed spiritual time with your Lord and Savior than to color this AD-OR-ABLE free printable John 15:5 coloring page!!

Focusing on the verse and implanting it in your heart will truly help, not only your day, but your whole week. 💯

Knowing that whatever we do, we cannot do it without the Lord. He is the source of all of our goodness and the more we let His Word penetrate our hearts, the more in line with Him we become and THAT…is beautiful!

I really hope you enjoy this amazing coloring sheet for yourself, for your little ones, for your church, for the world! Share it everywhere. Let’s get the gospel of Jesus out there to more people!! 🤗

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Cute Jesus Is The Vine Coloring Page For Learning About Abiding in Jesus

This kids Bible coloring page is packed with the most adorable kawaii fruits and vegetables, from smiling tomatoes and juicy watermelons to little pumpkins, grapes, and even happy peas, anything that grows on a vine. 💖

Whether you’re coloring this during your own quiet time with the Lord or sharing it with your children, I pray it encourages you to keep your heart firmly connected, rooted, and centered on Christ. Because apart from Him, we can do nothing. John 15:5. 🙏

Download the You Are The Vine Lord Coloring Page PDF here.

 

How to Use This Kawaii Christian Coloring Page

Create a Living Vine of God’s Faithfulness

Turn this I am the vine coloring page into something that grows right alongside your faith!

Instead of coloring the whole page at once, leave it uncolored. Every time you see God answer a prayer, teach you something meaningful through Scripture, or help you grow in a particular area, color another fruit or veggie on the page.

Write the date and a little note about what happened on the back of the page.

Over time, your coloring sheet becomes a beautiful visual testimony of God’s faithfulness!

Imagine looking back six months later and seeing a whole page bursting with color, each fruit representing a specific way God has been working in your life. 💖 What a beautiful treasure to keep! 💎

Make a 3D Vine and Branches Bible Art Project

Bring John 15:5 to life by turning this flat coloring page into a dimensional illustration!

Print a second copy and color some of the adorable fruit and vegetable characters separately.

Cut them out and attach them to your original coloring page using little folded paper tabs or foam adhesive squares so they stand slightly above the background.

Then create a winding vine out of thin strips of green paper, connecting the fruits to the words in the center.

The finished artwork becomes an interactive reminder that the branches depend on the vine! 🙌

The Secret ABIDE Treasure Hunt

Here’s a really fun little twist!

Turn this into an abide in Christ coloring page by secretly writing the letters A, B, I, D, and E inside five different hearts scattered throughout the page.

Have everyone hunt for the five hidden letters while coloring their page.

Once they discover all five, challenge them to unscramble the letters to reveal the word ABIDE.

Then read John 15:4–5 together and explain what it means to abide in Christ.

Five Days of Growing Spiritual Fruit – Memorizing Scripture

This is such a cute Jesus coloring page for kids and you can use it to help them in their memory of Scripture! 🥳

Have them color the sheet, but leave 5 of the images uncolored.

Then have them memorize the following verses and each time they can recite it back to you correctly, have them color in one of the remaining uncolored fruits or veggies!

• John 15:1
• John 15:2
• John 15:3
• John 15:4
• John 15:5

It’s a great way to help your family and students hide God’s word in their hearts. 💕

Make an I-Spy Game Out Of It

Turn this Christian printable activity into an engaging counting game for your kids!

Have them search the entire page and tally up all the happy little hearts, stars, and sparkles they can find.

Here’s the answer key:

• Stars – 12
• Sparkles – 60
• Hearts – 44
• Flowers – 6

Create a Botanical Lesson

Teachers can create a cute botanical lesson with this printable Scripture coloring sheet!

Talk about what makes a fruit a fruit and what classifies a vegetable as a veggie, discussing each one found on the page:

• Tomatoes – Botanically a fruit because they develop from flowers and contain seeds. However, they’re classified as vegetables in cooking.
• Pumpkins – Botanically a fruit because they grow from flowers and contain seeds, but they’re commonly treated as vegetables in cooking.
• Watermelons – Botanically and culinarily classified as fruits because they develop from flowers, contain seeds, and are typically eaten as sweet fruits.
• Grapes – Botanically and culinarily classified as fruits. They grow from flowers and contain seeds, although some varieties are seedless.
• Kiwi – Botanically and culinarily classified as a fruit because it develops from a flower and contains tiny edible seeds.
• Dragon Fruit – Botanically and culinarily classified as a fruit. It develops from cactus flowers and contains hundreds of tiny edible seeds.
• Peas – Botanically, peas are seeds inside pods, and the pods themselves are fruits. However, peas are classified as vegetables in cooking.
• Passion Fruit (round slices) – Botanically and culinarily classified as a fruit because it grows from flowers and contains numerous edible seeds.

Fun Fact: In botany, a fruit develops from the ovary of a flower, while vegetables are a culinary category that can include roots, stems, leaves, seeds, and even some botanical fruits! That’s why tomatoes, pumpkins, and peas make such interesting examples for this botanical lesson.