Talking to our kids about our faith isn’t something God simply suggests we do; He expects us to do it. Regarding the ways of God, it says in Deuteronomy 11:19: “Teach them to your children. Talk about them when you are at home and when you are on the road, when you are going to bed and when you are getting up.”
Praying with our kids and being an example is what we should do every day. But God never said that we can’t enlist the help of specific tools to make the job of teaching our kids about Him more fun! There are several Christian games on the market today that teach, train, and entertain our kids into a better relationship with Christ! Here are ten of them:
1. THE UNGAME. Huh? A game that’s not really a game? Well, sort of. This non competitive game encourages communication and opens up topics of discussion for the whole family. Also available in Teen and Family versions. Depending on the version, recommended age ranges from 5 Adult
2. THE LIFE OF CHRIST. This game includes over 1,300 questions about the life of Christ and will give you a better understanding of God’s love and forgiveness through salvation. Recommended for ages 9+
3. BIBLEOPOLY. One of the most popular Bible games of all time. Instead of defeating your opponents, you will be challenged to assist them in order to win the game. Recommended for ages 8+
4. BIBLE BAFFLE GAME. How well do you know the Bible? Will you be baffled? Find out with this exciting and interesting trivia game that includes seven Biblical categories. This one is for older players, recommended for ages 13+
5. BIBLEMAN BOARD GAME. The popular fictional character comes to life in this fast paced adventure where players have to rescue kids from the “bad guys” and get them to church safely before racing back to the BibleMan cave. Two ways to play: a basic game is designed for kids ages 3 6 and the regular game is recommended for ages 7+
6. APPLES TO APPLES BIBLE EDITION. This award winning game is now available in a Bible version. A wonderful party game or simply enjoy with your family of four on game night. This game combines clever comparisons and increasing biblical knowledge. Recommended for ages 9+
7. LIFESTORIES CHRISTIAN VERSION. Everyone has a story to tell based on his or her own life experiences. This game gives you the perfect chance to tell it! Use the prompt cards to make up stories the whole family will enjoy! Recommended for ages 6+
8. BIBLELAND. If your kids love CandyLand, they’ll find BibleLand an even sweeter treat. Take a journey through the Bible, from creation all the way to salvation. Recommended for ages 3 6
9. INKLINGS. Answer questions like, “who am I” with only six clues. This game offers a wealth of information for Bible buffs. Recommended for ages 8+
10. BIBLE CHARADES. This classic game brings Bible topics to life. Act out words or phrases in six different categories. Great fun for the whole family. Recommended for ages 10+
For more information on these Christian games and more, check out www.truelightchristianstore.com. Teaching the Bible to your kids will never be so easy or so much fun!
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