Looking for a clean, fun party game to bring out at your next small group, youth night, or family gathering? Bible Words turns your phone into a faith-filled word guessing game — think Heads Up!, but made specifically for Christians.^1
One player holds the screen facing outward while everyone else shouts clues to help them guess the word. Tilt forward when correct, tilt back to pass — and try to get as many as you can in 60 seconds. With over 2,000 words across five themed packs (Bible, Church, Easy, Christmas, and Animals), there's something for every age and setting.^2 The Easy pack is perfect for younger players, while the Bible pack — with over 1,000 Scripture-related words — will challenge even seasoned believers.^1
Built by Mighty Good Games, a Christian game studio in Cookeville, Tennessee, Bible Words is part of a growing lineup of free faith-based apps designed for families and churches. All word packs are completely free, the app collects no user data, and the only ads you'll see are cross-promotions for their other games.^3 The studio now spans six titles including Bible Times, the DUO preschool series, and Dot Conner: Webtective — the latter of which released a feature film in theaters across 80 locations in September 2025.^4
Why Christians Love It"As a mother, it is a relief to play a game like this where I don't have to worry about an inappropriate word showing up! All the words are family-friendly and come straight from the Bible!"^2
"This game is lots of fun to play with a small group. I enjoy the church words deck!"^2
"This app is a fun and interactive way to increase knowledge of the Bible, in a way that is engaging and memorable!"^2
Notable- Made in Cookeville, Tennessee by Mighty Good Games, a Christian studio now with six family-friendly titles^1
- Supports screen mirroring to TVs and projectors for larger group play^2
- Sibling app Bible Times named one of the Top 16 Coolest Things Made in Tennessee (2025)^5
- Sibling app Dot Conner: Webtective released a feature film in 80 theaters (Sept 2025)^4
- Sponsor-funded model — organizations fund development so families get free apps^6
- Completely free with no third-party ad network ads and no data collection^3
