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Who was the wife of Abraham who gave birth to Isaac in her old age?
Scripture: Genesis 21:1–7
Who is Sarah?
Sarah waited many years for God's promise to be fulfilled. Although she struggled with doubt at times, God remained faithful to His promise. Isaac's birth reminds us that God's timing is always perfect. Life Application: God's promises can be trusted, even when the wait seems long.
Where would you find the story of King Hezekiah praying after receiving a message that he would die?
What is Isaiah?
Scripture: Isaiah 38
After hearing the prophet Isaiah's message, Hezekiah turned to God in prayer with tears. God heard his prayer and added fifteen years to his life. This reminds us that God listens when His people sincerely seek Him. Life Application: Prayer should always be our first response, not our last resort.
This Bible story teaches us that four friends lowered a man through a roof to reach Jesus. What happened next?
Scripture: Mark 2:1–12
Jesus forgave the man's sins and healed him.
The faith of the man's friends brought him to Jesus, showing the importance of helping others come to Christ.
"The battle is the Lord's, and He will give all of you into our ______."
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:47
What is Hands?
David knew victory depended on God, not on weapons or human strength.
I was a doctor who traveled with Paul and wrote both a Gospel and the Book of Acts. Who am I?
Scripture: Colossians 4:14; Luke 1:1–4; Acts 1:1
Who is Luke?
Luke carefully investigated eyewitness accounts so future generations could know the truth about Jesus.
Who Said It?
"I have been very zealous for the Lord God Almighty."
Clue #1: I had just defeated the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel.
Clue #2: Soon afterward, I became discouraged and fled into the wilderness.
Scripture: 1 Kings 19:10
Who is Elijah?
After one of the greatest victories in the Bible, Elijah became discouraged and felt completely alone. God reminded him that he was not the only faithful believer left and strengthened him for the work ahead. This story shows that even great men and women of God experience discouragement. Life Application: When you feel alone or overwhelmed, remember that God is still with you and still has a purpose for your life.
Who took Jesus' place carrying the cross on the way to Calvary?
Scripture: Luke 23:26
Simon of Cyrene
Simon was unexpectedly called to help Jesus. Sometimes God calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things.
This book contains the shortest chapter in the entire Bible. Name the book.
What is Psalms?
Scripture: Psalm 117
Although Psalm 117 is the shortest chapter in the Bible, it contains a powerful message calling every nation to praise the Lord. Its length doesn't lessen its importance.
Sometimes God speaks profound truths in just a few words.
What miracle happened after Naaman obeyed Elisha and dipped in the Jordan River seven times?
Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1–14
He was healed of leprosy.
Naaman learned that God's blessings often come through humble obedience.
Choose this day whom you will ______."
Scripture: Joshua 24:15
What is Serve?
Joshua challenged Israel to make a clear decision to follow the Lord.
I was a woman who became a judge and led Israel to victory alongside Barak. Who am I?
Scripture: Judges 4–5
Who was Deborah?
Deborah demonstrated wisdom, courage, and faith as one of Israel's greatest leaders.
Identify the Speaker
"You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good."
Clue #1: I had just witnessed my brothers bow before me.
Clue #2: They feared I would seek revenge against them.
Scripture: Genesis 50:20
Who is Joseph?
Joseph looked beyond the pain his brothers had caused and recognized God's hand at work through every hardship. Instead of seeking revenge, he chose forgiveness because he trusted God's bigger plan. Life Application: God can use even painful experiences to accomplish His purposes and bless others.
**DAILY DOUBLE**
Who opened her home to Paul after becoming the first believer in Philippi?
Scripture: Acts 16:14-15
Who was Lydia?
Lydia responded to the Gospel with faith and hospitality, becoming one of the first Christian converts in Europe.
Name the book that teaches, "Two are better than one."
What is Ecclesiastes?
Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:9–12
Solomon reminds us that relationships strengthen us during life's challenges. Friends encourage us, help us when we fall, and stand beside us during difficult times. God created us to live in community rather than isolation.
Healthy Christian friendships make us stronger in our walk with Christ.
Complete this Bible story: After Jesus calmed the storm, what did the disciples ask one another?
Scripture: Mark 4:35–41
"Who is this? Even the wind and the waves obey Him!"
This miracle revealed Jesus' authority over all creation.
Fill in the blank:
"Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every ______ that comes from the mouth of God."
Scripture: Matthew 4:4
What is Word?
Just as our bodies need food, our souls need God's Word every day.
I welcomed Jesus into my home after He called me down from a sycamore tree.
Scripture: Luke 19:1–10
Who is Zacchaeus?
Jesus transformed Zacchaeus' heart, and his life changed immediately.
Name the Bible Character
"There is no one holy like the Lord."
Clue #1: I had been praying for a son for many years.
Clue #2: God answered my prayer, and I dedicated my son to His service.
Scripture: 1 Samuel 2:2
Who is Hannah?
After God answered her prayer, Hannah responded with praise instead of keeping the blessing to herself. She faithfully gave Samuel back to the Lord, trusting God's plan for his life. Life Application: Every blessing we receive is an opportunity to honor and thank God.
Who mentored Paul and introduced him to the apostles when others were afraid of him?
Scripture: Acts 9:26-27
Who is Barnabas?
Barnabas believed in Paul when few others did. Sometimes encouraging one person can change history.
Which book records the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls?
What is Nehemiah?
Scripture: Nehemiah 2–6
Nehemiah shows us the importance of prayer, leadership, and perseverance when doing God's work.
This Bible story tells of a widow whose jar of oil never ran out. Who was the prophet God used?
Scripture: 2 Kings 4:1–7
Who is Elisha?
God faithfully provided for the widow's needs when she trusted Him.
Fill in the blank:
"The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be ______."
Scripture: Exodus 14:14
What is Still?
Sometimes faith means trusting God to fight battles we cannot win ourselves.
Which Bible Character...
...was struck blind on the road to Damascus before becoming one of Christianity's greatest missionaries?
Scripture: Acts 9:1–19
Who is Saul (Paul)
Paul's conversion shows that no one is beyond God's grace.
Which Bible Character Said...
"My Lord and my God!"
Clue #1: I was speaking after seeing the risen Jesus.
Clue #2: I had doubted until I saw His hands and His side.
Quote: "My Lord and my God!"
Scripture: John 20:28
Who is Thomas?
Thomas is often remembered for doubting, but when he encountered the risen Christ, he made one of the strongest declarations of faith in the New Testament. Jesus met Thomas where he was and strengthened his faith. Life Application: God is patient with our questions and desires to lead us into deeper faith.
Who was the king that wanted to kill the baby Jesus?
Scripture: Matthew 2:16
Who was Herod the Great?
Herod feared losing his throne, but God's plan could not be stopped. Jesus was protected just as God had promised.
Which book contains the Fruit of the Spirit?
What is Galatians?
Scripture: Galatians 5:22-23
Paul teaches that the Holy Spirit produces Christlike character in every believer.
What happened after Paul and Silas prayed and sang hymns while in prison?
Scripture: Acts 16:25–34
An earthquake opened the prison doors and loosened everyone's chains.
Even in difficult circumstances, worship can demonstrate our trust in God.
Fill in the blank:
"A gentle answer turns away ______."
Scripture: Proverbs 15:1
What is Wrath
Our words have the power to calm conflict or make it worse.
I Am Remembered For...
...asking Jesus to let me come out onto the water. Who am I?
Scripture: Matthew 14:28–31
Talking Point: Peter's story reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus instead of our circumstances.
Who is Peter?
Peter's story reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus instead of our circumstances.
Who Said It?
"You come against me with sword and spear... but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty."
Clue #1: I was speaking to a giant warrior before a battle.
Clue #2: I was only a shepherd boy carrying a sling and five smooth stones.
Quote: "You come against me with sword and spear... but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty."
Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:45
Who is David?
David's confidence wasn't in his own ability or his weapon—it was in God's power. He understood that the battle belonged to the Lord, and his faith inspired an entire nation. Life Application: Whatever "giants" we face today, our greatest confidence should be in God's strength rather than our own abilities.
Who asked Jesus, "Lord, teach us to pray"?
Scripture: Luke 11:1
Who was One of His disciples?
This request led Jesus to teach what we now call the Lord's Prayer, providing a model for how believers should pray.
This book tells about rebuilding the Temple after the Babylonian exile. Name the book.
What is Haggai?
Scripture: Haggai 1–2
The people had become more focused on building their own homes than rebuilding God's house. Through Haggai, God challenged them to put Him first. Once they obeyed, God promised to bless their efforts.
When we make God our priority, everything else falls into its proper place.
What happened after Jesus healed ten men with leprosy?
Scripture: Luke 17:11–19
Only one returned to thank Him.
Gratitude is an important response to God's blessings.
Fill in the blank:
"Draw near to God, and He will draw near to ______."
Scripture: James 4:8
Who is You?
God welcomes those who sincerely seek Him.
Identify This Bible Character
I interpreted King Nebuchadnezzar's dream about the great statue after God revealed its meaning to me.
Who is Daniel?
Scripture: Daniel 2:19–45
Daniel gave God the credit for the wisdom he received.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
Who Said It?
"...we will not serve your gods or worship the image of gold you have set up."
Clue #1: I refused to worship the king's golden image.
Clue #2: Before I was thrown into the fiery furnace, I declared, "But even if He does not..."
Scripture: Daniel 3:16–18
Who is Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego?
These three young men trusted God completely, but they also accepted that He might not rescue them the way they expected. Their faith wasn't based on getting the outcome they wanted—it was based on God's worthiness. God honored their faith by protecting them in the fiery furnace. Life Application: True faith remains faithful whether God changes our circumstances or walks with us through them.
Who was the disciple who brought his brother Simon Peter to Jesus?
Scripture: John 1:40–42
Who is Andrew?
Andrew may not be mentioned as often as Peter, but he played an important role by introducing his brother to Jesus. Throughout the Gospels, Andrew is often seen bringing people to Christ. Sometimes the greatest ministry isn't being in the spotlight—it's leading others to Jesus. Life Application: Never underestimate the impact of inviting someone to know Christ.
Which New Testament book was written to encourage believers to "put on the whole armor of God"?
What is Ephesians
Scripture: Ephesians 6:10-18
Paul reminds Christians that our greatest battles are spiritual and that God provides everything we need to stand strong.
Which Bible story includes a Roman jailer asking, "What must I do to be saved?"
Scripture: Acts 16:30–31
Who are: Paul and Silas in the Philippian jail.
Paul answered with the simple truth: "Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved."
Fill in the blank:
"Iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens ______."
Answer: Another
Scripture: Proverbs 27:17
Who is Another?
God uses other believers to encourage, challenge, and strengthen our faith.
***TRIPLE JEOPARDY***
Identify This Bible Character
Clue #1
I hid two Israelite spies before the battle of Jericho.
Clue #2
I became part of the family line of Jesus.
Who am I?
Scripture: Joshua 2; Matthew 1:5
Who is Rahab?
Rahab was a woman with a difficult past, but she chose to trust the God of Israel. Her faith saved her family when Jericho fell, and God honored her by including her in the genealogy of Jesus. Her story reminds us that God's grace is greater than our past and that faith can completely change a person's future.
Identify the Speaker
"Behold the servant of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word."
Clue #1: I was speaking to an angel.
Clue #2: I was told I would become the mother of the Messiah.
Scripture: Luke 1:38
Who is Mary?
Mary's response showed incredible humility and trust. Although she didn't know everything that would happen, she willingly accepted God's plan for her life. Her obedience reminds us that saying "yes" to God often requires courage and faith. Life Application: God often works through those who are willing to trust Him, even when the future is uncertain.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
Who served as the scribe who read God's Law aloud to the people after they returned from exile?
Scripture: Nehemiah 8:1–8
Who is Ezra?
Ezra loved God's Word and helped the people understand it after many years in captivity. As he read the Law, the people were convicted, worshiped, and experienced spiritual renewal. God's Word still changes lives today. Life Application: Reading and understanding Scripture strengthens our relationship with God.
Which book ends with the promise, "Surely I am coming soon"?
What is Revelation?
Scripture: Revelation 22:20
The Bible closes with the promise that Jesus will return, giving believers hope and encouragement.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
This Bible story tells about a tax collector who stood far away in the Temple and prayed, "God, have mercy on me, a sinner." What parable is this?
Scripture: Luke 18:9–14
Talking Point: Jesus taught that humility, not self-righteousness, is what God honors.
What is The Pharisee and the Tax Collector?
Jesus taught that humility, not self-righteousness, is what God honors.
Fill in the blank:
"For where your treasure is, there your ______ will be also."
Scripture: Matthew 6:21
What is Heart?
What we value most reveals where our heart truly is.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
Name This Bible Character
Clue #1
As a young boy, I heard God calling my name while serving in the Temple.
Clue #2
I became one of Israel's greatest prophets and anointed both Saul and David as kings.
Who am I?
Who is Samuel?
Scripture: 1 Samuel 3; 1 Samuel 16
Samuel learned to recognize God's voice at a young age and faithfully served Him throughout his life. He played a vital role in Israel's history by leading the nation and anointing its first two kings. His life reminds us that God can use people who are willing to listen and obey, no matter their age.
Name the Bible Character
"One thing I do know. I was blind, but now I see."
Clue #1: I had been blind since birth.
Clue #2: After Jesus healed me, the religious leaders questioned me repeatedly.
Scripture: John 9:25
Who is: The man born blind?
The man didn't claim to know every theological answer, but he boldly shared what Jesus had done in his life. His personal testimony was something no one could take away. Life Application: You don't have to know everything about the Bible to tell others what Jesus has done for you.
Who was the judge that defeated the Midianites with only 300 men?
Scripture: Judges 7
Who is Gideon?
God intentionally reduced Gideon's army so everyone would know the victory came from Him rather than human strength. Gideon learned to trust God instead of numbers or military power. Life Application: God often accomplishes His greatest work when we depend completely on Him.
Name the book that begins with the words, "In the days when the judges ruled..."
What is Ruth?
Scripture: Ruth 1:1
Talking Point
Those opening words remind us that Ruth's story took place during a spiritually difficult period in Israel's history. Yet even in dark times, God was quietly working through ordinary people to accomplish His greater plan.
God is always at work, even when the world around us seems uncertain.
What happened on the road to Emmaus after Jesus' resurrection?
Scripture: Luke 24:13–35
Jesus walked with two disciples, explained the Scriptures, and they recognized Him when He broke bread.
Jesus showed that all of Scripture points to Him, and the disciples' hearts were encouraged as they understood God's plan.
Fill in the blank:
"The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and ______."
Scripture: James 5:16
What is Effective?
God hears and works through the sincere prayers of His people.
**DOUBLE JEOPARDY**
I Am Remembered For...
Clue #1
I was known as the "Son of Encouragement."
Clue #2
I introduced Paul to the apostles when they were afraid of him.
Clue #3
I traveled on Paul's first missionary journey.
Who am I?
Answer: Barnabas
Scripture: Acts 4:36–37; Acts 9:26–27; Acts 13:2–3
Who is Barnabas?
Barnabas lived up to his nickname by encouraging others and believing in people when few others would. He helped launch Paul's ministry and later mentored John Mark after Paul had given up on him. His life reminds us that encouraging someone can change not only their life but the lives of countless others they will influence.
Which Bible Character Said...
"For this son of mine was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found."
Clue #1: I was speaking after my son returned home.
Clue #2: My words were part of one of Jesus' most famous parables.
Quote: "For this son of mine was dead and is alive again; he was lost and is found."
Scripture: Luke 15:24
Who is: The father in the Parable of the Prodigal Son?
The father represents God's heart toward those who repent and return to Him. Instead of condemnation, he offered forgiveness, celebration, and restoration. Jesus used this story to show that heaven rejoices when one sinner comes home. Life Application: No matter how far someone has wandered, God's love welcomes every person who sincerely returns to Him.
Who interpreted the writing on the wall for King Belshazzar?
Scripture: Daniel 5:13–31
Who is Daniel?
Daniel boldly delivered God's message even though it was difficult for the king to hear. He remained faithful throughout his life because his loyalty was to God above any earthly ruler. Life Application: We should speak God's truth with courage and integrity, even when it isn't popular.
Name the New Testament book written to encourage believers to "earnestly contend for the faith."
What is Jude?
Scripture: Jude 3
Jude urged Christians to stand firm in the truth and guard against false teaching. His short letter reminds believers to remain faithful to God's Word while showing mercy and compassion to others.
Every generation has the responsibility to know, defend, and faithfully live out the truth of God's Word.
Which Bible story tells about a king seeing mysterious handwriting on the wall during a banquet?Answer: Belshazzar's Feast
Scripture: Daniel 5
What is Belshazzar's Feast
God judged King Belshazzar for his pride and disrespect for holy things.
Fill in the blank:
"Whatever you do, work at it with all your ______, as working for the Lord."
Scripture: Colossians 3:23
What is Heart?
Every task can become an act of worship when we do it for God's glory.
Clue #1
I climbed a tree because I was too short to see Jesus.
Clue #2
Jesus invited Himself to my house.
Clue #3
After meeting Jesus, I promised to repay anyone I had cheated four times over.
Who am I?
Answer: Zacchaeus
Scripture: Luke 19:1–10
Who is Zacchaeus?
Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus completely transformed his heart. His willingness to make restitution showed that true repentance produces changed behavior. Jesus came to seek and save those who are lost, and Zacchaeus became a powerful example of a life changed by grace.
Who Said It?
"Jesus, remember me when You come into Your kingdom."
Clue #1: I was speaking to Jesus shortly before He died.
Clue #2: I admitted that I deserved my punishment.
Scripture: Luke 23:40–43
Who is: The repentant thief on the cross?
The thief had no opportunity to perform good works or change his past, but he placed his faith in Jesus. Jesus assured him that he would be with Him in paradise that very day. This powerful moment reminds us that salvation is a gift of God's grace received through faith. Life Application: It is never too late to turn to Jesus, and His grace is available to everyone who believes.