Category: Games

The Whose Voice Is It game is a fun way to help teens learn about listening and trust. One player hides their voice, and another tries to guess who it is. The game works well with youth ministry themes like hearing God’s voice, learning to trust, and staying alert. It’s great for helping your group…

Panic or Peace is a fun game for youth ministry that gets teens laughing while thinking fast. Each player hears a silly or weird situation and must instantly choose to respond with “Panic!” or “Peace.” Then they act it out on the spot. This simple game encourages fun and builds energy. It also fits with…

The Emotion in Motion game is a fun, interactive activity where youth pass emotions around a circle using facial expressions. It helps them explore emotions, build self-awareness, and practice empathy in a lighthearted way. This simple game ties beautifully to youth ministry themes, such as reflecting on how emotions are expressed in the Bible. For…

This game helps youth understand the importance of listening. Each group of sheep must listen to their shepherd’s voice and follow it. It also goes well with a lesson on sticking together in community. The group of sheep will find it easier to get home if they stay together.

This Pig Food Race makes participants look like pigs rooting for food, so it is perfect as a Prodigal Son game for a lesson on the parable.

This Not So Happy Meal Game is a gross game. Youth will be asked to volunteer to eat a Happy Meal. But they don’t realize it will be blended up! Be prepared for some gagging and extreme reactions.