Learn the Bible faster with 22 Bible games & challenges

We have over 1,200 unique Bible questions testing your knowledge on almost every story from the most important book ever written. Learn by playing these free games and quizzes.

Who wants to be a Bible millionaire?

Who Wants to be a Bible Millionaire?
This quiz is based on the hit TV show. Play and learn from over 1,000 unique questions. Each correct answer lets you climb the money ladder, and three lifelines help too.

Bible Wordle
The five-letter word game is similar to the New York Times’ game. But, when you solve it, the game shows you a Scripture that uses the word, so the puzzle teaches as well as tests. Guess the five-letter Bible word within six tries.

MannaMan
It is a Bible Pac Man parody. Collect the events of a Bible account in the right order before you’re caught.

Feed My Sheep
Guess the memory Scripture correctly before the wolf takes all of your sheep!

Jeopardy Bible game show

Jeopardy!
Play and be quizzed from up to 30 clues. Each category has 5 levels of difficulty.

Wheel of Fortune
Guess the Scripture by yourself or with 2 players. The book, chapter, and verse are your hints.

Bible Asteroids
Travel in a spaceship shooting the asteroid with the right biblical answer.

Bible Crossword Puzzles
There are two crosswords: the Ten Commandments and Memory Scriptures.

Bible Blast! (computer only)
An overwhelming memory game in outer space!

Word-Search (computer only)
Find the names of the 12 original Apostles.

Are the games really free?

Yes. Every game and quiz is free to play, with no required account, no payment, and no ads. Matthew 10:8 states: “Freely you have received, freely give.”

Are these good for adults or only kids?

Both. Several games increase in difficulty as you play, so adults and study groups get a real challenge. For example, Millionaire includes questions that start off easy and become harder. Asteroids includes only easy questions.

Which Bible translation do you use?

References use the NKJV unless a question notes otherwise. Each answer cites the passage so you can open your Bible and read it in context.

Which games are best in a class or church group?

For 2 players, play Wheel of Fortune.
Jeopardy in particular is built for group play and projects well onto a screen.