About Wiser Walk

Free Christian quizzes, the lives of the saints and ancient prayers, drawn from Scripture and the early Church, to help you know yourself and grow in love.

10Quizzes
70Saints and Bible lives
435Prayers

why we are here

“Pay careful attention, then, to how you walk, not as unwise but as wise.”

Ephesians 5:15, where our name comes from

Wiser Walk is here to help you walk with God more wisely: to see yourself honestly, to grow in love, and to learn from the saints who walked the road before us.

So everything starts from Scripture and the early Church. A quiz shows you yourself in the light of a source Christians have trusted for centuries, then gives you one step to take. A saint's life is told from the oldest records, in their own words where they survive.

What we hope grows in every reader is what Paul calls the fruit of the Spirit:

Galatians 5:22–23

what you will find

Christian quizzes

Quizzes that help you understand yourself, each built on a real source. The Christian Personality Test reads you through Gregory the Great's pastoral wisdom from about 590. How You Love measures your love against 1 Corinthians 13.

All quizzes

What is love?

1 Corinthians 13, one line at a time. Each of Paul's fifteen lines has its own page, read with John Chrysostom, who preached on them line by line. His advice on each is practical: what to do this week to love the people in front of you better.

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Saints and Church Fathers

70 lives of saints and Bible figures, told from the earliest sources, with their own words and their feast days, East and West.

Orthodox prayers

Prayers the Church has prayed for centuries, for what you are facing, in plain English beside their traditional words.

What the early Church said

War, wealth, lying, grief: what the first Christians said about the questions we still ask, both sides, in their own words.

Compare traditions

12 pairs side by side, from Catholic and Orthodox to Baptist and Methodist, each in words its own members would accept.

Also here: two Bible games, Sounds Like Scripture and Who Said It?, and a few short articles.

how we work

From the sources

Every quiz is built on Scripture or a named early Christian writer, and every quotation is checked word for word against its source.
Fair to every side

Where Christians disagree, each side is described in words its own people would accept.
Never a verdict

No quiz here scores anyone as a better or worse Christian. A result is a mirror and a next step.
Free, and not a church

Everything here is free. None of it takes the place of a church, a pastor or a priest.

How it is made

write to us

Spotted a mistake, or think your tradition is described unfairly? Write to info@wiserwalk.com. Quote the line, say what it should say, and tell us where we can check it. That is enough to act on.

If Wiser Walk has helped you, you can help keep it free.

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take it with you

Use it. Print anything here for a class, a small group or a church, or quote it, as long as you say where it came from and link back. No permission form, no request needed.

The writing on this site and the data behind the quizzes are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, which lets anyone copy, print, translate, adapt and hand on the work, for money or not, on one condition: credit Wiser Walk and link to where you found it.

Two things here were never ours to give away, and both are already free. The Bible text is the Berean Standard Bible and the World English Bible, British Edition, which their makers put into the public domain. The paintings and engravings are public-domain works too, with a few photographs under open licences, and each is credited where it appears.

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