Strong Tower Bible Crafts and Activities

Bible Crafts and Activities Relating to Proverbs 18:10 - The name of the Lord is a strong tower.

These Bible crafts and activities are part of the “A Strong Tower” Bible lesson, based on Proverbs 18:10: “The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.” In this lesson, children learn that God is their strong tower, always ready to protect them and help them whenever they feel scared, worried, or need comfort.

This lesson works well for Sunday school, children’s church, VBS, and homeschool Bible lessons. The complete lesson, printable craft patterns, and activity sheets are available through The Resource Room membership and as an instant digital download.

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Interactive Bible Lesson

Children enjoy learning how towers protected people in Bible times and how God’s name protects us today. The Strong Tower Bible Lesson helps children connect a familiar structure with the powerful truth found in Proverbs 18:10. Younger children are drawn in by a short story about a boy who runs to a tower for safety during a storm, while older children stay engaged through discussion about how towers were built and why they were effective. The lesson is flexible and works well for mixed-age classes, Sunday school, children’s church, or home teaching.

This Strong Tower Bible craft helps children remember that they can run to the Lord whenever they have a problem or feel afraid. It’s a simple, quick craft that uses easy-to-find supplies, making it ideal for Sunday school, children’s church, or home lessons.

Supplies needed for this craft: paper, colored pencils, glue, scissors, and clear tape.

Be sure to cut the door so it opens—this interactive feature reminds children that God is always ready to help when we come to Him.

As children assemble their towers, explain how people once ran into towers for safety during danger. People inside were protected, and defenders stood guard at the top. God is our strong tower, offering help, comfort, and protection whenever we need Him.

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This Strong Tower Bible review game is an easy-to-prepare activity that helps children reinforce key lesson concepts and Bible verses in a fun, hands-on way. Children take turns answering a review question or reciting the Bible verse, then try to roll the ball into the tower, symbolizing a person running to the Lord for safety.

Preparation is quick and simple—just cut out the printable pattern and roll it into a cone shape to form the tower. Use a Ping-Pong ball or other small ball to represent a person running to God. Continue playing until every child successfully gets the ball into the tower.

As children play, remind them that God is our strong tower and that they can run to the Lord whenever they have a problem or feel afraid. This interactive Bible game works well for Sunday school, children’s church, VBS, and homeschool lessons.

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Children laugh, move, and work together as they stack boxes labeled with words from the Bible verse to build a strong tower. Boxes are mixed up before play, and children race against the clock to place them in the correct order to reveal the verse.

For younger children, skip the race and encourage them to work together at a relaxed pace to build the tower and say the verse aloud.

When the tower is finished, talk about why the name of the Lord is compared to a strong tower and how God keeps us safe.

Children enjoy coloring a strong tower scene while thinking about how God protects and cares for them. This coloring sheet works well as an opening activity while waiting for other children to arrive.

As children color, teachers can ask simple questions about the picture—such as who is safe inside the tower or why people would run to a tower for protection—to help connect the activity to the lesson. The picture reinforces the idea that the Lord is a strong tower and that we can run to Him when we feel scared or need help.

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Older children enjoy solving a strong tower maze as they think about running to God for help and protection. This activity sheet works well as an opening activity while waiting for other children to arrive or as a quiet lesson warm-up. As children work through the maze, teachers can ask questions about the path to the tower and what it means to choose God when facing problems or fears. The activity reinforces the idea that the Lord is a strong tower and that we can always run to Him for safety.

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Strong Tower Opening Activity

Before class, gather items that we use to protect ourselves. In class, have your children sit in a circle and look at the items. Instruct them to grab anything that describes what you call out. Say things like rain, cold, or injury. The activity ends by reminding children that while objects protect us sometimes, God protects us all the time

Rain - Unbrella, Rain Hat, and Tent

Cold - Winter Hat, Blanket, and Boots

Sunburn - Sun Hat and Sunglasses

Eye Atrain - Sunglasses

Neck Ache - Pillow

Infection - Bandage

Injury - Baseball Glove, Helmet, Flashlight (Stumbling in the dark)

Dirty Feet - Boots