Bible Trivia
Category: Bible Review | Group Size: 4–30 | Time: 15–20 minutes
How to Play
Test your group’s Bible knowledge with a fun trivia competition.
- Prepare 20–30 trivia questions (see samples below).
- Divide into teams of 3–5.
- Read questions aloud. Teams write down answers or buzz in.
- Keep score. Winning team gets bragging rights (or a small prize).
Sample Questions (Easy)
- What is the first book of the Bible? (Genesis)
- Who was swallowed by a big fish? (Jonah)
- How many days was Jesus in the wilderness? (40)
- Who wrote most of the Psalms? (David)
- What is the last book of the Bible? (Revelation)
Sample Questions (Medium)
- What is the shortest verse in the Bible? (Jesus wept — John 11:35)
- Who was the first king of Israel? (Saul)
- How many books are in the New Testament? (27)
- Who denied Jesus three times? (Peter)
Sample Questions (Hard)
- What is the longest book in the Bible? (Psalms)
- Who was the oldest person in the Bible? (Methuselah, 969 years)
- What are the first five books of the Bible called? (Pentateuch / Torah)
Leader Tips
- Mix difficulty levels so everyone can contribute.
- After each answer, share a brief explanation or context — make it a learning moment.
- Let teams make up questions for each other as a bonus round.
Why It Works
Trivia makes Bible study competitive and fun. It also reveals what your group knows — and what they still need to learn.
Scripture Connection
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” — Psalm 119:105 (ESV)