Round 1

Old Testament

100

This Old Testament book records Israel’s escape from Egypt.

Exodus

200

This king asked God for wisdom instead of riches or long life.

Solomon

300

This Old Testament prophet ministered during the reigns of Uzziah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah.

Isaiah

400

This Old Testament book contains an acrostic poem in chapter 31.

Proverbs

500

This lesser-known king of Judah reigned only three months and did what was evil in the sight of the Lord, immediately before the Babylonian exile intensified.

Jehoiachin

Instagram or History

100

“You cannot have God for your Father if you do not have the Church for your mother.”

Real - Cyprian

200

“God won’t give you more than you can handle.”

Fake - Christian cliche

300

“The same sun that melts wax hardens clay.”

REAL
— Origen
(Used to describe how people respond differently to God.)

400

“Stop chasing blessings and start chasing the Blesser.”

❌ FAKE
(Strong youth camp vibes)

500

“The safest road to hell is the gradual one.”

REAL
— C. S. Lewis

Name that Heresy

100

This belief says that everyone will ultimately be saved, regardless of faith in Christ.

Universalism

200

This movement teaches that Christians must observe Old Testament ceremonial laws (like dietary laws and festivals) to be fully obedient.

Hebrew roots movement

300

This modern prosperity-flavored teaching claims believers can “speak” reality into existence by faith-filled words.

Word of Faith movement

400

Humans are not born sinful and can obey God without special grace.

Pelagianism

500

Teaches that “God is learning and changing over time.” 

Process theology/open theism

Theology

100

This doctrine teaches that God is three persons in one being

Trinity

200

This term describes God becoming human in Jesus Christ

Incarnation

300

This word means “salvation by grace alone.”

Sola Gratia

400

This term describes Christ’s sacrifice satisfying God’s justice.

Atonement

500

This doctrine teaches that human beings are not inherently immortal, but are granted eternal life by God solely as a gift, conditioned upon faith in Jesus Christ

Conditional Immortality

History

100

This Roman emperor legalized Christianity in AD 313.

Constantine

200

This early church council affirmed the full divinity of Christ in AD 325.

Nicea

300

This theologian wrote “Confessions” and “The City of God.”

Augustine

400

This early church father translated the Bible into Latin, producing the Vulgate.

Jerome

500

This English reformer was burned at the stake and famously declared, “Be of good comfort… we shall this day light such a candle in England.”

Hugh Latimer