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Quizzes and Bible games for Christians who would rather see themselves clearly than comfortably.

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quizzes

Eight paintings in a grid: the painter, his wife and a friend talking over lunch (Krøyer), a village wedding dance (Bruegel), Rebecca at the well (Murillo), a family at an iron forge (Wright of Derby), a monastery across a still river (Levitan), a sailor on watch under a ship’s bell (Homer), a lone oak in a wide valley (Friedrich) and Paul preaching in Athens (Raphael)

Christian Personality Test

15 min
72 questions

Gustave Doré’s engraving of Moses breaking the tablets of the law

Who in the Bible are you most like?

3 min
18 statements

Albrecht Dürer’s engraving of Saint Jerome writing at his desk, a lion and a dog asleep on the floor of his study

Which early Christian thinks like you?

4 min
23 statements

Gustave Doré’s engraving of David standing crowned and bowed as he mourns Absalom

Which Psalm are you living right now?

3 min
7 questions

Gustave Doré’s engraving of Adam and Eve driven out of Eden

Which of the 7 deadly sins are you weakest to?

2 min
14 statements

Gustave Doré’s engraving of Paul preaching to a gathered church at Thessalonica

What are your spiritual gifts?

10 min
51 statements

Part of Raphael’s fresco La Disputa: bishops and theologians debating beside the altar, one pointing up to heaven

Theology Compass

3 min
18 statements

discover the saints

Nicholas of Myra

Augustine of Hippo

Francis of Assisi

Thomas Aquinas

Patrick

Jerome

Benedict of Nursia

Monica

Ignatius of Antioch

Athanasius of Alexandria

Mary of Egypt

Gregory the Great

John Chrysostom

Polycarp of Smyrna

Antony the Great

Martin of Tours

Meet all 55

games

Sounds Like Scripture

A line appears. Is it in the Bible, or does it only sound like it?

2 min a run

Who Said It?

A line of speech and four names under it. The wrong name is rarely the odd one out.

2 min a run

articles

All 13 articles

King David, crowned and robed in ermine, looks up as he plays a golden harp

How to pray the Psalms, the way St Athanasius taught

St Athanasius wrote a letter in the 300s about how to pray the Psalms. Here is his advice, and how to use it today.

Luther holds a document over a bonfire in a snowy town square while a crowd watches

What was the Reformation about?

Indulgences lit the fire. Underneath were five questions, and five hundred years later churches still answer every one of them differently.

Two harvesters rest in the shade of a haystack at midday

How to be content with what you have

Paul says he learned contentment, which means it can be learned. Scripture is specific about what it rests on and what it costs.