4.9/5 stars from 1,200+ reviews
By your third game night, they'll know 24 Bible heroes by name.
It's the flip-and-guess game kids already beg to play. Only every face is Noah, Esther, David or Jesus.
No screen. No sermon. Just the stories that bring them closer to Jesus.
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24 Bible heroes, Jesus included
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Ages 5+ guess by picture, 8+ by story
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Screens down, everyone at the table
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Sturdy frames that stay put
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Play-Again Guarantee: 90 days
What's in the box
2 game boards, red and navy. 96 character cards: 24 Bible heroes, 4 of each.
24 story cards and a gift box. Slide the cards in once, and it's ready to play.
The Play-Again Guarantee
Play it for 90 days. They must ask for it again. Every frame must stay put.
If not, every penny back.
Shipping & ages
Free tracked shipping. For Christmas, order now, not the week before.
Ages 5 and up. Small parts: not for children under 3.
Game night at Grandma's. Watch the faces turn into stories.
Little ones guess by the picture
Big kids win by the story
Then the winner reads it aloud
They're not bored of the Bible. They're bored of sitting still.
It's the Sit-and-Listen Trap, and every Bible gift falls into it.
The story Bible on the shelf. The devotional nobody opens. Sunday school, one hour a week.
All of it asks them to sit still and listen. So the names slide right off.
Not their fault. Kids keep what they play. It's how they learned every cartoon character's name.
The Picture-to-Story Method puts the Bible inside the game they already love.
Next visit, the tablet stays in the bag.
They set up the boards before you've poured the coffee. Moses. Ruth. Jonah. Jesus.
Don't be surprised when they want one more round. Then another.
Play-Again Guarantee: they ask for it again in 90 days, or every penny back.
The Bible gift parents are happy to see
Share Jesus at the kitchen table, without preaching a word.
You know the feeling. One word too many about church, and the room goes quiet.
This is different. A game, out in the open. Mom and Dad can play too.
Nobody gets preached at. They just hear the stories, and ask for more.
From does-he-have-a-beard to did-he-beat-a-giant.
The Picture-to-Story Method, one game night at a time.
Game 1
They guess by the picture
Beards, staffs, a boat. The faces start to stick.
Game 3
They know every name
Esther. Samson. Jonah. They name them before you flip a card.
Game 5
They ask story questions
Did your person face the lions? They read the story cards to win.
By Christmas
They tell you the stories
Ask about David. Get the giant, the sling and five smooth stones.
Every face comes with its story
Forgot who Deborah was? Flip her card.
Every hero comes with a story card: their story, a Life Lessons line and the Bible reference.
Nothing to prepare. You'll learn as much as they do.
Built for every visit
Bargain boards break before the habit sticks. Ours stays on the table.
Frames that pop off. Cards that rip going in. Rows that knock each other down.
That's the cheap version. We sourced the sturdy one: frames that stay put, cards that stay in.
A frame comes loose? Every penny back.
The toy they beg for. The Bible lesson you hoped for.
| Who's Who in the Bible | Another toy | |
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| Teaches the Bible | ✅ 24 heroes by name | ❌ Not a word |
| You play too | ✅ Face to face | ❌ They play alone |
| Come March | ✅ Still on the table | ❌ In the closet |
| If they don't love it | ✅ Every penny back | ❌ Gift receipt |
A grandmother's tradition since 1887
Grandmothers have taught the Bible through games for 139 years.
In 1887, families played Grandmama's Sunday Game: 100 cards of Bible questions.
They knew then what still works now. Kids remember what they play.
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Jesus is in it. So are Moses, Ruth and 21 more.
Who's in the game?
Jesus, Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Miriam, Deborah, Samson, Ruth, Samuel, Saul, David, Esther, Daniel, Jonah, Mary, Lydia and Judas.
What ages is it for?
5 and up guess by the picture. 8 and up play by the story. Grown-ups get hooked too.
How many can play?
Two players, or two teams. Grandkids in two homes? Get a set for each house.
Catholic or Protestant?
Both. Every hero comes straight from Scripture, the ground we all share.
Can I use it in Sunday school?
Yes. No prep. Split the class into teams and let the story cards teach.
Is this the Guess Who® game?
It plays like the classic Guess Who® game, with Bible heroes on every face. It isn't made by or affiliated with Hasbro.
Next visit: screens again? Or Noah and Esther at the table?
Keep buying Bibles that wait on the shelf. Keep biting your tongue at dinner.
Or break the Sit-and-Listen Trap with a game they'll beg you to play.
The Play-Again Guarantee: play it for 90 days.
Make sure they ask for it again. Make sure they know every name. Make sure they're the ones telling you the stories.
Or every penny back. Less than one family trip to the movies, played all year.