Kerygma · Compare

The best Bible trivia app in 2026: eight apps, compared honestly.

Most lists of Bible trivia apps are from 2011, 2013 or 2021. The apps have changed since then. So we read the store pages of eight apps as they are today, and put the facts side by side.

Who wrote this. Kerygma's maker wrote this page. Kerygma is one of the eight apps here, so read it knowing that. We tried to be fair. Every fact about another app comes from its own App Store page, read on 17 October 2026. Where another app is the better choice, we say so.

What we compared

The verse. Does the app show the Bible verse after every answer, or only say right or wrong?
Accuracy. We could not test every question in every app. So we report what each page says: which Bible it uses, and who writes the questions.
Ads. Does the app show them, and can you pay to remove them?
Price and what is free. What you can do without paying, and what each plan costs.
Playing with others. Several people on one phone, or each person on their own phone.
Languages. The languages the store page lists.
Levels. How the questions get harder.
How current it is. The date of the last update.

How we checked. We opened each app's page on the US App Store and wrote down what it shows: the rating, the number of ratings, the prices, the languages, the last update, and what the description says about ads, verses and group play. When a page does not say something, we write "not stated" and do not guess. We could not read Google Play's pages for this check. So the ratings and prices here are the App Store's. If you use Android, open the app's Google Play page and look for the "Contains ads" label under its name. Ratings and prices change, so check the store before you pay.

The short answer

The verse and a short commentary after every answer, no ads, and play as a group: Kerygma. Seven days free, then paid.
Free, with no ads at all: Bible Trivia Quiz - No Ads.
The most ratings by far: Daily Bible Trivia: Quiz Games, free with ads.
A daily verse puzzle more than a quiz: Versle.
For children: Superbook Kids Bible.

Bible trivia apps side by side

From each app's US App Store page, October 2026. "Not stated" means the page does not say. On a phone, swipe the table sideways.

App	What it costs	Ads	Verse after each answer	Play with others	Languages	Rating, Oct 2026	Last update
KerygmaMARDANIA LLC (ours)	7 days free, then $2.99 a week, $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. No free version.	None	Yes, the verse and a short commentary	2 to 8 on one phone, or each on their own phone	English, Romanian, Spanish	5.0 from 3	Oct 2026
Daily Bible Trivia: Quiz GamesSuper Lucky Games	Free. Remove Ads $4.99. VIP $6.99 a week.	Yes	Not stated	Tournaments against others	8, including Spanish	5.0 from 92K	Aug 2026
Bible Trivia - Bible Quiz GameAged Studio	Free. No Ads Bundle $2.99. Plans from $1.99 a week.	Yes	Not stated	Global leaderboard	English	4.8 from 82K	Sep 2026
Bible Trivia Quiz - Fun GameDH3 Games	Free. Remove Ads $2.99 or $3.99.	Yes	Not stated	Not stated	English	4.8 from 15K	Sep 2026
Bible Trivia - Christian GameChuChu Train Productions	Free. Remove Ads $4.99. Book packs and passes.	Yes	Not stated	Up to 4 players	English	4.7 from 3K	Sep 2026
Versle \| Daily Bible GamesToast - Apps and Software	Free to download. Premium $4.99 a month or $28.99 a year.	None listed	A verse game: guess a new verse each day	Play with Friends mode	English	4.9 from 4K	Oct 2026
Bible Trivia Quiz - No AdsJohn Bivol	Free. No purchases listed.	None	The reference, after you answer	Not stated	English	4.6 from 7.9K	Jan 2025
Superbook Kids BibleCBN	Free. No purchases listed.	None listed	A Bible app with a trivia game	Not stated	English and 22 more	4.8 from 18K	Sep 2026

The eight apps, one by one

1. Kerygma: Bible Trivia GameBy MARDANIA LLC. This is our app.

Kerygma is a Bible trivia game for iPhone, iPad and Android. AI writes the questions, and there is also a checked bank of 1,627 questions. After every answer it shows the verse and a short commentary. The Bible is the ESV in English, the Cornilescu Bible in Romanian and the Reina-Valera 1909 in Spanish. There are 24 subjects in three groups: Biblical content, Doctrine and theology, and History and traditions. Each day brings five questions, the same for everyone, and there is a second game, "In the Bible or not?".

Who it suits: People who want to read the verse behind each answer. Families and church groups who play together. Readers of Romanian or Spanish.
Cost: A 7-day free trial, then $2.99 a week, $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. There is no free version after the trial. The App Store and Google Play ask for a payment method to start the trial. There is a limit of 300 questions a day.
Ads: None.
With others: Together: 2 to 8 people pass one phone. Multiplayer: each player joins from their own phone with a room link. There are also group boards for families and church groups.
Languages: English, Romanian and Spanish. The App Store's language line shows only English for now. The app itself plays in all three.
Levels: Three: Acquainted, Conversant and Profound. Custom mode builds a round around any topic, verse or book.
Rating: 5.0 from 3 ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: October 2026.
Weakness: No free version after the trial. It is also new, so 3 ratings say little yet.

Store pages: Kerygma on the App Store · Kerygma on Google Play

2. Daily Bible Trivia: Quiz GamesBy Super Lucky Games LLC

A Bible quiz in levels, more than 1,000 of them, with daily verses and tournaments. Its page says the questions are based on the KJV and the NIV. It plays offline.

Who it suits: People who want a free, popular quiz for a few minutes at a time, with or without a signal.
Cost: Free to download. Remove Ads costs $4.99. A VIP plan costs $6.99 a week and removes ads. Gem and coin packs cost $0.99 to $19.99.
Ads: Yes. The App Store lists advertising.
With others: Tournaments against other players. The page does not mention playing with friends.
Languages: Eight: English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish and two forms of Chinese.
Levels: More than 1,000 levels.
Rating: 5.0 from 92K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: August 2026.
Weakness: Ads, unless you pay. Its page does not say it shows the verse with each answer.

Store page: Daily Bible Trivia on the App Store

3. Bible Trivia - Bible Quiz GameBy Aged Studio Limited

A quiz with over 6,500 questions, three to a level, plus daily challenges and a global leaderboard. It also has a prayer section with an AI chat. It plays offline or online. It was #19 in Trivia (Top Free) on the day we checked.

Who it suits: Players who like short levels and a leaderboard. Its page says it is for adults and children.
Cost: Free to download. A No Ads Bundle costs $2.99. Plans cost $1.99 a week, $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. Bundles go up to $49.99.
Ads: Yes. The App Store lists advertising, and a developer reply to a review says ads are its main income.
With others: A global leaderboard. The page does not mention playing with friends.
Languages: English.
Levels: Levels of three questions each. No difficulty settings are named.
Rating: 4.8 from 82K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: September 2026.
Weakness: Ads pay for it. Its page does not say which Bible it uses or that it shows the verse.

Store page: Bible Trivia - Bible Quiz Game on the App Store

4. Bible Trivia Quiz - Fun GameBy DH3 Games

100 levels of 12 questions. Get 7 of 12 right to open the next level. It plays offline, with no Wi-Fi needed.

Who it suits: Someone who wants a simple quiz that climbs step by step. Its page says it suits kids, teens and adults.
Cost: Free to download. Remove Ads costs $2.99 or $3.99. Premium Mode costs $2.99 or $3.99. There is also a $2.99 weekly plan with a 3-day free trial.
Ads: Yes. The App Store lists advertising.
With others: Not stated.
Languages: English.
Levels: 100 levels.
Rating: 4.8 from 15K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: September 2026.
Weakness: Its page mentions no way to play with others, and does not say which Bible it uses.

Store page: Bible Trivia Quiz - Fun Game on the App Store

5. Bible Trivia - Christian GameBy ChuChu Train Productions

Over 4,000 questions by book and by topic, in four levels, based on the NIV. Up to 4 players can play.

Who it suits: Families who want to play one book of the Bible at a time, and who read the NIV.
Cost: Free to download. Book packs cost $2.99 to $4.99. An All Access Pass costs $4.99, $9.99 or $49.99. Remove Ads costs $4.99.
Ads: Yes. The App Store lists advertising. Its yearly passes remove the ads.
With others: Up to 4 players. The page does not say whether they share one phone.
Languages: English.
Levels: Four.
Rating: 4.7 from 3K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: September 2026.
Weakness: Many separate purchases, so it takes some reading to know what you will pay.

Store page: Bible Trivia - Christian Game on the App Store

6. Versle | Daily Bible GamesBy Toast - Apps and Software LLC

Daily Bible games built around verses. In Classic, a new verse can be guessed every 24 hours. Other modes include Scripture Blitz, Bible Crossword, Speed Script and Mosaic, plus seasonal events.

Who it suits: People who enjoy a daily word puzzle and want to learn where verses are found.
Cost: Free to download. Premium costs $4.99 a month or $28.99 a year. The page does not say which modes are free.
Ads: None listed on its App Store page.
With others: A Play with Friends mode. The page does not say whether players share a phone.
Languages: English.
Levels: Several game modes rather than levels.
Rating: 4.9 from 4K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026. #131 in Trivia on the day we checked.
Last update: October 2026.
Weakness: It is more a verse puzzle than a trivia quiz. Two reviews on its page mention a limit on how often a mode can be played.

Store page: Versle on the App Store

7. Bible Trivia Quiz - No AdsBy John Bivol

A long-running quiz with close to 1,000 questions, from easy to hard. After you answer, it shows the scripture reference. It plays offline.

Who it suits: Anyone who wants a quiz that costs nothing and shows no ads.
Cost: Free. The page lists no purchases.
Ads: None. Its page says it is "without any ads". Its privacy label says the developer collects no data.
With others: Not stated. You can upload a score to compare with others.
Languages: English.
Levels: Questions range from easy to difficult. No named levels.
Rating: 4.6 from 7.9K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: January 2025.
Weakness: No update since January 2025, and close to 1,000 questions is a small set for daily play.

Store page: Bible Trivia Quiz - No Ads on the App Store

8. Superbook Kids BibleBy The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN)

A Bible app for children. It has 68 free episodes of the Superbook series, the Bible in several versions, and a Bible trivia game among its games.

Who it suits: Children. The App Store marks it as made for ages 9 to 11, and it has parental controls.
Cost: Free. The page lists no purchases.
Ads: None listed on its App Store page.
With others: Not stated.
Languages: English and 22 more, including Romanian and Spanish.
Levels: Not stated.
Rating: 4.8 from 18K ratings on the US App Store, October 2026.
Last update: September 2026.
Weakness: Trivia is only one part of it. Adults who want a full quiz will want another app.

Store page: Superbook Kids Bible on the App Store

Where another app is the better choice

Kerygma is not the right app for everyone. Here is where the others do better.

If you want to pay nothing. Kerygma has no free version after its seven days. Bible Trivia Quiz - No Ads is free, has no ads and collects no data. Superbook Kids Bible is free too.
If you trust what many people use. Daily Bible Trivia shows 92K ratings and Aged Studio's app 82K. Kerygma has 3.
If you read another language. Daily Bible Trivia lists eight languages and Superbook lists 23. Kerygma has three.
If you often play with no signal. Daily Bible Trivia, Aged Studio's app, DH3's app and the No Ads app all say they play offline.
If the player is a child. Superbook Kids Bible, or Bible Trivia For Kids (below), are made for children.
If you want a daily verse puzzle. Versle is built for that.

Kerygma is the one to try if you want the verse and a short commentary after every answer, no ads at any price, and group play on one phone or on everyone's own phone.

Two more we looked at

Bible Trivia For Kids, by ChuChu Train Productions, the maker of app 5. It has nearly 2,000 questions for children, and room for up to 5 child profiles. Its page says it is ad-free, and the App Store marks it as made for ages 9 to 11. It is new, with 5.0 from 5 ratings in October 2026. Its App Store page.

Bible Trivia App Game, by Salem Communications. It uses the ESV, says its questions were written by alumni of Dallas Theological Seminary, and shows the Bible reference behind each answer. It shows 4.7 from 2.5K ratings. Its last update on the App Store is dated 18 June 2020, so we left it out of the main list. Its App Store page.

Try Kerygma before you pay

You do not need the app to see how Kerygma works. Play five Bible trivia questions in your browser, with the verse and a short commentary after each answer. Or read sample questions and answers, shown as they appear in the app.

Then, if you want more, Kerygma is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android. For a closer look at one phone, read our guides to the best Bible trivia app for iPhone and the best Bible trivia app for Android.

Questions people ask

Which Bible trivia app is free with no ads?

Bible Trivia Quiz - No Ads, by John Bivol, is free, lists no purchases and says it has no ads. Its last update was in January 2025. Superbook Kids Bible is free too, and is made for children.

Which Bible trivia app shows the verse after every answer?

Kerygma shows the verse and a short commentary after every answer. Two other apps say they show the Bible reference: Bible Trivia Quiz - No Ads and Salem's Bible Trivia App Game. The other App Store pages we read do not say.

Which Bible trivia app is best for a group?

Kerygma lets 2 to 8 people share one phone, or each player join a room from their own phone. Bible Trivia - Christian Game supports up to 4 players, and Versle has a Play with Friends mode. Their pages do not say whether players share a phone.

Which Bible trivia app is best for children?

Superbook Kids Bible is free, and the App Store marks it as made for ages 9 to 11. It has a Bible trivia game among its videos and games. Bible Trivia For Kids, from ChuChu Train Productions, is a quiz made for the same ages, and its page says it is ad-free.

Is Kerygma free?

No. Kerygma has a 7-day free trial, then costs $2.99 a week, $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. There is no free version after the trial. The App Store and Google Play ask for a payment method to start it. You can play five questions in your browser first.

Explore further

Try Kerygma free for seven days.

The verse and a short commentary after every answer, no ads, and play alone or with your group. The App Store and Google Play ask for a payment method to start the trial.

App Store →Google Play →

After the free week, $2.99 a week, $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. There is no free version after the trial. Cancel any time in the App Store or Google Play.