Divine fire and a sacred encounter ignite these 28 Burning Bush coloring pages, free for you to download and print. This profound collection celebrates the miraculous moment of divine revelation, capturing the awe and wonder of God's call!
These pages bring the sacred story right to your fingertips, from images of Moses approaching the miraculously unconsumed bush to scenes of him removing his sandals, hearing God's voice, and more!
To begin coloring, just click on any image or link below to view the free PDF. Once open, feel free to download and print to your heart's content.
All pages are designed for US Letter paper but scale flawlessly to A4. Happy coloring!
10 Craft Ideas to do With Burning Bush Coloring Pages
Once those finished coloring pages start piling up, these easy, affordable crafts are the perfect way to put them to creative use!
1. Holy Ground Scene
Cut out your colored burning bush. Glue it upright onto a piece of cardboard or the bottom of a shoebox. Add real sand, small pebbles, and twigs around the base to create a desert landscape, emphasizing the sacred space where Moses stood.
2. Fiery Glow Lantern
Carefully cut out the flame shapes from your colored burning bush pages. Glue these translucent cutouts to the outside of a clean glass jar or a clear plastic cup. Place a battery-operated tea light inside for a safe, glowing representation of the unconsumed fire.
3. Moses' Staff Topper
Cut out your finished burning bush and glue it to a piece of sturdy cardstock for extra support. Attach this to the top of a long stick, a craft dowel, or a paper towel roll with tape or glue. Now you have a symbolic staff like Moses might have carried.
4. “Unconsumed” Bush Collage
Cut out several burning bushes from your colored pages. Arrange and glue them onto a larger sheet of construction paper or poster board. You can add actual small twigs and leaves around them to highlight that the bush was burning but not consumed, creating a striking mixed-media artwork.
5. Divine Voice Amplifier
Decorate the outside of an empty paper towel or toilet paper roll by gluing cutouts of your burning bush flames and leaves onto it. Use this decorated tube as a “voice amplifier” to pretend you are hearing the divine voice from the bush, or for dramatic storytelling.
6. “Holy Ground” Door Hanger
Cut a door hanger shape from heavy cardstock or cereal box cardboard. Decorate it by gluing a cutout of your burning bush coloring page onto the main body. Add the words “Remove Your Sandals” or “Holy Ground” with markers for a meaningful reminder.
7. Desert Revelation Bookmark
Cut a strip of cardstock for your bookmark. Glue a smaller, detailed cutout of your colored burning bush onto one end. You can add small sand-colored paper strips or desert-themed embellishments, then laminate or cover with clear tape for durability.
8. Burning Bush Suncatcher
Cut out the flame portions from your colored burning bush, aiming for varied sizes. Arrange and glue these onto a clear sheet of contact paper or a plastic lid. Cover with another piece of contact paper to seal, then hang in a window to let the light shine through your “unconsumed” flames.
9. Bush of Awe Headband
Cut a strip of construction paper to fit around your head, then staple or glue the ends to form a headband. Carefully cut out several flame and leaf shapes from your colored burning bush pages and glue them upright around the headband, creating a wearable burning bush crown.
10. Miraculous Coasters
Cut out small, distinct sections of your colored burning bush, perhaps focusing on a particular flame or leaf detail. Glue these onto cardboard squares (like from a cereal box) or cork circles. Seal your coasters with clear packing tape, Mod Podge, or even self-adhesive laminating sheets for a durable finish.