It's so important for the members of the Body of Christ to know what the apostle Paul, the apostle of the Gentiles, teaches us in his letters. His inspired Bible verses will help every truly saved believer in Christ to see, know, and enjoy all that God has prepared for him or her.
Therefore, we are glad to present this fun Bible game based on the famous Tic-tac-toe game and making use of Paul's letters to the Body of Christ. The game can be played by all ages, and is ideal for families, church groups, etc. You only need at least 3 players: a leader and two teams.

Select a leader and teams of one to more individuals. Have the chart of each Bible chapter printed out and put in a plastic holder together with the questions of the related Bible chapter or have these questions ready to consult by the leader on a device. Furthermore, have a whiteboard marker ready together with some kitchen paper towel. Before playing, agree on how many charts will be used for the game (may even be one).

You can use a die to see which team starts first or this benefit can be given to the team with less Bible verse knowledge. The leader asks the first member of this team to select a Bible passage on the chart. The leader chooses one of the 3 questions related to that Bible passage (with the use of a die if this is being agreed upon). Then he asks the first member the question by saying first "Based on verse ..."
If the question is answered correctly by the first member or by the rest of his/her team, the leader uses the whiteboard marker and writes below the Bible passage an "X" on the plastic holder. If the answer is incorrect or not known, the other team is given the opportunity to answer. If a correct answer is given, an "O" is marked on the plastic holder below the Bible passage. If the answer of the other team is incorrect or not known, the leader gives the answer, chooses another question related to that Bible passage, and gives both teams another chance using the same turn as before. If the answer of both teams is again incorrect or not known, the leader gives the answer and chooses the last question related to that Bible passage. If the answer of both teams is still incorrect or not known, the leader gives the answer and writes below the Bible passage an "=" on the plastic holder. If there is an audience, they can be asked for the correct answers by the leader before telling everybody.

The team which succeeds in placing 3 of their marks in a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row is the winner of the chart of a certain Bible chapter. If no team succeeds in this, the result is a draw. Kitchen paper towel can be used to clean the plastic holder and the chart of another Bible chapter can be put. The team with the most winning Bible chapter charts is the winner of this Bible game.

Here below is a list of the available Bible chapter charts and their corresponding questions using the NASB 1995 version or the King James version

We've put here below also a great Bible study of the same Bible chapter using the English correspondence lessons from the Prison Mission Association (www.prisonmission.org). BadNewsGoodNews.net is not responsible for the contents of these Bible studies. Therefore, it is important to examine these truthfully by yourself like the believers in Berea did (Acts 17:11). For more information about Prison Mission Association (PMA) and their correspondence courses, see www.badnewsgoodnews.net/english/bible_course_bcf.php.

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