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Luke 6:27-38
Activities
loyolapress.com- Background on the Gospel and activities for groups and families
4catholiceducatiors.com- Resources on the Sunday Readings (Luke)
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule object lesson with group activities, coloring, puzzles, quiz, worship bulletin
sermons4kids.com- Sharing His Love object lesson
ministry-to-children.com- Lesson: Love Your Enemies (Luke 6:27-38) with activities
ministry-to-children.com- Unexpected Combinations: Children’s Sermon on the Golden Rule from Luke 6:27-38
sundayschool.works- The Golden Rule (Luke 6:27-38) Sunday School Lesson and Activities
word-sunday.com- Love Your Enemies (scroll down to Gospel)
missionarlington.org- Luke 6:27-42 lesson with activities
childrensermons.com- Love Your Enemies object lesson
jesus-without-language.net- Love your enemies – Luke 6
Beautifully presented, clear and easy to follow with a single sheet printout plus craft templates. It is perfect for a short kids Sunday school session. It can be used in the home, church or classroom setting.
ministry-to-children.com- Lesson: Do Not Judge
sundayschoolsources.com- Don't Judge (lesson with activities)
missionarlington.org- Don’t Judge Others
sundayschoolnetwork.com- The Peanut Butter & Jelly Skit
rclblectionary.com- Luke 6:27-38 Primary Lesson
rclblectionary.com- Luke 6:27-38 Intermediate Lesson
rclblectionary.com- Luke 6:27-38 Junior High Lesson
The Catholic Toolbox- What Can Teens Do For Gospel For The Mass Activities?
textweek.com- Lectionary, Scripture Study and Worship Links and Resources
Coloring
catholicmom.com- Scroll down to the date for Sunday Coloring Page
sermons4kids.com- Love Your Enemies
steviedoodles.com- Luke 6:27
supercoloring.com- Do to others as you would have them do to you. Luke 6:31
housemixblog.com- Luke 6:31 (scroll down and click on picture to print)
coloringpagesbymradron.blogspot.com- Luke 6:31
steviedoodles.com- Luke 6:31
sundayschoolzone.com- Jesus teaches me to forgive. Be kind, and forgive one another.
colorit.com- Luke 6:35
stushieart.com- Luke 6:27-38
steviedoodles.com- Luke 6:38
coloringpagesbymradron.blogspot.com- Luke 6:38
Drawn to the Gospels (Year C) Luke 6:27-38 (page 18)
Crafts
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule group activities (crafts)
sermons4kids.com- Love Your Enemies group activities (crafts)
dltk-bible.com- Love One Another bookmark craft
daniellesplace.com- United In Love Craft
The Catholic Toolbox- American Sign Language I Love You Craft
meaningfulmama.com- Love One Another Craft
word-sunday.com- "Love of Enemies" Poster
ourpastimes.com- Christian Crafts for Kids About Judging (change to today’s Gospel reading)
ministry-to-children.com- Do Unto Others: Sunday School Craft Ideas on the Golden Rule from Luke 6:27-38
daniellesplace.com- Love Is . . . Folding Craft Stick Craft or Plaque Craft
daniellesplace.com- Golden Rule Ruler Craft (scroll down to this)
daniellesplace.com- Do Not Judge Bible Crafts
Games
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule group activities (games)
sermons4kids.com- Love Your Enemies group activities (games)
Life-Size Kindness (Jesus is Kind)- This game will help the children discover Jesus was kind and instructed us to be kind to others. (The Encyclopedia of Bible Games for Children’s Ministry, page 120 & 121).
"How to Love" Ball Toss- A fun game for all ages on how to show love to others. (Super Bible Game Book by Linda Standke, page 120).
kidssundayschool.com- Love Charades
daniellesplace.com- Love Is Paper Plate Craft, Game, and Learning Activity
daniellesplace.com- Love Is Spinner Game (scroll down for this)
daniellesplace.com- Do Unto Others Card Game
momentsaday.com- Empathy Game: A Tool to Teach Kids to Be Considerate {Free Printable}
The Catholic Toolbox- Random Acts of Kindness (file folder game)
Children identify Random Acts of Kindness as they move around the board.
The Catholic Toolbox- The Golden Rule (file folder game)
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. What does this mean? It means we should treat others the same way you want them to treat you. This game helps promote why someone would use proper manners and etiquette in our daily lives.
The Catholic Toolbox- How RUDE!
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. What does this mean? It means we should treat others the same way you want them to treat you. That is easier said than done. Do you respect everyone and treat them kindly at all times? During our daily contact with others we can show compassion and generosity by treating them with respect and courtesy. This dignified and respectable behavior that we give to others is part of what Jesus was talking about. Try your best to treat others as you would like to be treated and you will find that it will help you so much in everyday life with getting along with others. This game is a fun and exciting way to review what is considered rude behavior in today’s society. Players or teams roll the dice and move that many spaces on the board. Whichever color is on the space you land on indicates the color card that will be used. The player to your left will read the card aloud to you and you will try to answer correctly. If you answer your question correctly, you may stay where you are. If you are not correct, everyone says, “How Rude!” and you move back to where you were. The first player or team to get to the “FINISH,” square first is the WINNER!
The Catholic Toolbox- Jesus is Our Savior
Jesus is our rescuer and offers us a lifeline when we’re trapped in sin. How can we solve the problems in our life? Jesus is our savior and if we follow him, he will show us the way.
The Catholic Toolbox- 2 games about making the right decisions.
WWJD- Making the right decisions in life is hard to do, but if you let Jesus be your guide and think, “What Would Jesus Do?” it will make it a lot easier.
Moral Dilemmas Card Game- Why do problems come into our life? People face problems every day. Some are harder than others. There are many choices that the person can have to solve his/her problem, but which one is the best? What would Jesus want us to do?
Puzzles/Worksheets
missionarlington.org- Word Search (page 8)
lds.org- Love One Another puzzle children can color and put together
whenwewordsearch.com- Love One Another (Word Search)
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule (Word Search)
wordmint.com- Luke 6: 27-38 (Word Search)
web.archive.org- Word Search
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule (Decoder)
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule (Crossword)
web.archive.org- Crossword
sermons4kids.com- The Golden Rule (Fill in the Blank)
catholicmom.com- Scroll down to the date for Coloring Page, Mass Worksheet, Crossword Puzzle, Word Search, etc.
catholickidsbulletin.com- Download a FREE bulletin to help your kids learn more about our Catholic Mass. Each week's bulletin contains coloring pages for a saint and activities based on the Gospel. The coloring pages may also include a maze, dot-to-dot, find the picture, and many other activities.
sdc.me.uk- Luke 6:27-38 Worksheet
thekidsbulletin.com- Luke 6:27-38 Kid’s Bulletin
gladtidings-bs.com- Love Your Enemy (questions that can easily be made into a worksheet)
jesuswalk.com- Love Your Enemies Luke 6:27-36 (scroll down to questions that can easily be made into a worksheet)
cloversites.com- Luke 6:27-42 (questions that can easily be made into a worksheet)
Questions you can use for worksheets:
Describe the way the world loves based on this passage? How does that differ to what Jesus tells his disciples?
What kind of barriers has our culture made between people? How does this contribute to people seeing others as enemies?
What are some steps that God is calling you take to grow in loving your neighbor based on this passage?
How does Jesus' description of love for your enemies challenge you?
Have you shown love to an enemy? How did it go for you? How did it go your enemy?
How can this love be a model for relating to someone you find difficult?
From Google AI Mode
Radical Love (Verses 27–31)
• Defining the "Enemy": Who fits the description of an "enemy" in your life today—someone who opposes your values, someone who has personally harmed you, or someone you simply find "unlovable"?
• Proactive Action: Jesus lists specific actions: do good, bless, and pray. How does "praying for" someone change your heart toward them, even if their behavior remains the same?
• The "Golden Rule": Verse 31 is the famous Golden Rule. In what ways is Jesus' version—"do to others as you would have them do to you"—more proactive than the traditional "don't do to others what you wouldn't want done to you"?
The Standard of Mercy (Verses 32–36)
• The "Sinners" Contrast: Jesus notes that even "sinners" love those who love them. What specifically distinguishes a disciple's love from the "reciprocal" love common in the world?
• Expectations: Jesus commands lending and doing good "expecting nothing in return" (v. 35). Why is the lack of expectation so critical to the type of reward Jesus promises?
• Imitating the Father: Verse 36 calls us to be "merciful, even as your Father is merciful." How does understanding God's kindness toward the "ungrateful and the wicked" provide the blueprint for our own behavior?
Judgment and Generosity (Verses 37–38)
• The Boomerang Effect: Jesus warns that the measure we use will be measured back to us. How does this "boomerang" principle of judgment and forgiveness motivate you to be more lenient with others?
• Misinterpreting Judgment: Does Jesus' command "do not judge" mean we should never discern right from wrong, or is he targeting a specific type of self-righteous or hypocritical condemnation?
• Overflowing Generosity: Verse 38 describes a "good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over". While often used in the context of money, how does this principle apply to giving grace, time, and forgiveness?
Application & Reflection
• The Tension: Which command in this passage feels the most "impossible" or "unrealistic" to follow in today's world?
• The Source of Power: Since these demands are so high, where does a person find the strength to actually live this way?
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