40 Bible Family Feud-Style Questions (with Answers)
By Paul — dad of 8. Every question here has survived our own family game nights.
Hosting a church game night, youth group hangout, or family game night and need feud-style survey questions with a faith twist? Here are 40 original, church-friendly questions — each with its top answers ranked most-popular first, just like the survey board, and a Bible verse reference wherever a passage backs the answer, so your group can look the story up together. Print this page, or scroll to the bottom to play a fully animated version on your TV for free.
How to play at home or at church
- Split into two teams. Read a question aloud; the first team to buzz in (or shout!) gives an answer.
- Answers are listed most popular first. Score them feud-style: 30 points for the #1 answer, then 25, 20, 15, 10, 5 down the list.
- A team keeps answering until they've found them all — or collected three strikes for answers that aren't on the board. Then the other team can steal with one good answer.
- Keep it grace-filled: the goal is laughter and conversation, not perfect Bible recall.
📖 Bible Stories & Heroes
1. Name someone in the Bible who faced a giant problem — and trusted God anyway.
The top answer is David. Also on the board: Daniel, Noah, Moses, Esther, Jonah. (See 1 Samuel 17:45–47.)
2. Name an animal you'd find on Noah's ark.
The top answer is Lion. Also on the board: Elephant, Giraffe, Monkey, Dove, Sheep. (See Genesis 7:8–9.)
3. Name one of the plagues God sent on Egypt.
The top answer is Frogs. Also on the board: Locusts, River turned to blood, Darkness, Flies, Hail. (See Exodus 7–12.)
4. Name something Moses is famous for.
The top answer is Parting the Red Sea. Also on the board: The Ten Commandments, The burning bush, Leading Israel out of Egypt, Floating in a basket as a baby. (See Exodus 14:21–22.)
5. Name a way Jesus healed someone in the Gospels.
The top answer is Made the blind see. Also on the board: Made the lame walk, Cleansed a leper, Raised the dead, Healed the woman who touched His robe. (See Matthew 11:4–5.)
6. Name something that happened on the first Easter morning.
The top answer is The tomb was empty. Also on the board: The stone was rolled away, An angel appeared, Jesus rose from the dead, The women came with spices. (See Matthew 28:1–6.)
7. Name one of David's jobs before he was king.
The top answer is Shepherd. Also on the board: Harp player for Saul, Soldier / giant-slayer, Armor-bearer. (See 1 Samuel 16:11.)
8. Name something people remember about Joseph and his brothers.
The top answer is The colorful coat. Also on the board: Sold by his brothers, His dreams, Ruling in Egypt, Forgiving his brothers. (See Genesis 37:3.)
9. Name a miracle from the book of Exodus.
The top answer is Parting the Red Sea. Also on the board: The burning bush, Manna from heaven, Water from the rock, The pillar of fire and cloud. (See Exodus 14:21–22.)
10. Name a famous pair from the Bible.
The top answer is David and Goliath. Also on the board: Adam and Eve, Mary and Joseph, Cain and Abel, Ruth and Naomi, Samson and Delilah. (See 1 Samuel 17.)
✝️ Bible Knowledge
11. Name one of the Ten Commandments people can quote from memory.
The top answer is Do not lie. Also on the board: Do not steal, Do not murder, Honor your father and mother, No other gods before Me, Keep the Sabbath holy. (See Exodus 20:1–17.)
12. Name one of the four Gospels.
The top answer is Matthew. Also on the board: Mark, Luke, John.
13. Name a fruit of the Spirit.
The top answer is Love. Also on the board: Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Self-control. (See Galatians 5:22–23.)
14. Name a piece of the armor of God.
The top answer is Shield of faith. Also on the board: Helmet of salvation, Sword of the Spirit, Breastplate of righteousness, Belt of truth, Shoes of the gospel of peace. (See Ephesians 6:13–17.)
15. Name a place Jesus visited in the Gospels.
The top answer is Jerusalem. Also on the board: Bethlehem, Nazareth, The Sea of Galilee, The Temple, Cana. (See John 2:13.)
16. Name one of the twelve disciples.
The top answer is Peter. Also on the board: John, Judas, Matthew, Thomas, Andrew. (See Matthew 10:2–4.)
17. Name something from Psalm 23.
The top answer is The Lord is my shepherd. Also on the board: Green pastures, Still waters, The valley of the shadow of death, My cup overflows. (See Psalm 23:1.)
18. Name a phrase from the Lord's Prayer.
The top answer is Our Father. Also on the board: Daily bread, Thy will be done, Forgive us our trespasses, Deliver us from evil, Hallowed be Thy name. (See Matthew 6:9–13.)
19. Name a body of water in the Bible.
The top answer is The Jordan River. Also on the board: The Red Sea, The Sea of Galilee, The Dead Sea, The Nile. (See Matthew 3:13.)
20. Name something Christians memorize from the Bible.
The top answer is John 3:16. Also on the board: Psalm 23, The Lord's Prayer, The Ten Commandments, Genesis 1:1, The fruit of the Spirit. (See John 3:16.)
⛪ Church Life
21. Name something you'd hear in almost every church service.
The top answer is Amen. Also on the board: Singing, A sermon, Prayer, Announcements, The offering.
22. Name a job volunteers do at church.
The top answer is Nursery. Also on the board: Greeter, Sunday school teacher, Usher, Worship team, Parking team.
23. Name a classic church potluck dessert.
The top answer is Brownies. Also on the board: Apple pie, Banana pudding, Cookies, Sheet cake, Lemon bars.
24. Name a hymn or worship song almost everyone knows.
The top answer is Amazing Grace. Also on the board: How Great Thou Art, Jesus Loves Me, This Little Light of Mine, Holy, Holy, Holy.
25. Name something kids do at VBS.
The top answer is Crafts. Also on the board: Songs with motions, Bible stories, Snacks, Games, Water day.
26. Name a reason a family might be late to church.
The top answer is The kids wouldn't get dressed. Also on the board: Overslept, Couldn't find the keys, Making breakfast took too long, Parking.
27. Name something a pastor says near the end of the service.
The top answer is Let us pray. Also on the board: The benediction, Go in peace, See you next week, An invitation to respond. (See Numbers 6:24–26.)
28. Name something you might see at a baptism.
The top answer is Water. Also on the board: A white robe, Happy tears, Applause, Cameras and photos. (See Acts 8:36–38.)
29. Name an instrument you might hear on a worship team.
The top answer is Piano. Also on the board: Guitar, Drums, Organ, Violin, Bass. (See Psalm 150:3–5.)
30. Name something found in almost every church building.
The top answer is A cross. Also on the board: Pews or chairs, A Bible, A pulpit, Stained glass, Coffee. (See 1 Corinthians 1:18.)
🏡 Family, Faith & Fun
31. Name a time of day families pray together.
The top answer is Before meals. Also on the board: Bedtime, Morning, Before school, Before a trip. (See 1 Thessalonians 5:17.)
32. Name something families thank God for at Thanksgiving.
The top answer is Family. Also on the board: Food, Health, Home, Friends, Jobs. (See Psalm 107:1.)
33. Name a way to serve your neighbor.
The top answer is Bring them a meal. Also on the board: Mow their lawn, Pray for them, Babysit their kids, Help with groceries, Shovel their snow. (See Mark 12:31.)
34. Name something you'd find in a Christmas nativity scene.
The top answer is Baby Jesus in the manger. Also on the board: Mary, Joseph, Shepherds, The star, An angel. (See Luke 2:7–16.)
35. Name a snack kids hope for after church.
The top answer is Donuts. Also on the board: Cookies, Goldfish crackers, Juice, Fruit snacks.
36. Name something families do on a road trip to pass the time.
The top answer is Sing songs. Also on the board: Play I Spy, Eat snacks, Watch movies, Sleep, The license-plate game.
37. Name a chore kids somehow always “forget” to do.
The top answer is Clean their room. Also on the board: The dishes, Take out the trash, Make the bed, Feed the pet. (See Colossians 3:23.)
38. Name a way your family celebrates Easter besides church.
The top answer is Egg hunt. Also on the board: Big family dinner, Easter baskets, Photos in Sunday best, Candy.
39. Name something a grandparent always says.
The top answer is “You've grown so much!”. Also on the board: “When I was your age…”, “Come eat, you're too skinny”, “Give me a hug”, “You need a jacket”. (See Proverbs 17:6.)
40. Name a favorite family game-night game.
The top answer is Board games. Also on the board: Uno, Charades, Puzzles, Trivia, Video games.
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Common questions
Are these the same as “Family Feud Bible questions”?
Yes — whether you call them family feud Bible questions, Bible feud questions, or survey-style Bible questions, it’s the same format: a question everyone can answer, with the most popular answers ranked on a board. All 40 sets above are original, written for church-friendly play.
Do church Family Feud questions work for big groups?
They’re ideal for big groups, because nobody needs deep Bible knowledge to guess. For a church-sized crowd, pick two representative teams up front and let each side of the room shout suggestions to their team — or skip the printouts and put the animated board on the projector with the free game linked below.
Can I use these as Bible trivia questions?
Absolutely. Classic Bible trivia questions have one right answer; these have several ranked answers, which is friendlier for mixed-age groups. For a trivia-style round, just award points only for the #1 answer — the verse references make it easy to settle disputes with the Bible itself.
Are they free to print and use?
Yes — print this page (there’s a button at the top) and use it freely for your family night, Sunday school class, youth group, or church event.
Faith Family Showdown is an independent game and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Fremantle’s Family Feud®. “Family Feud” is referenced only to describe the familiar survey-game style.
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