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783874_80623295What is Bible Drill?

Bible Drill is a discipleship program that helps children and students study and memorize God’s Word. Bible drill is a great way for children to develop strong scripture memory skills, giving them an outlet to put what they’ve learned into practice through the Bible Drill competition.

  • Children’s Bible Drill - offered for children in grades 4 through 6.
  • Youth Bible Drill - offered for students in grades 7 through 9.
  • High School Bible Drill - offered for students in grades 10 through 12.
  • Speakers Tournament - offered for students in grades 10 through 12.

What is Children’s Bible Drill?

Children's Bible Drill is a program that will help fourth, fifth and sixth graders increase their knowledge of the Bible, develop skills in handling the Bible, and expand memory skills. Children who participate in a church drill and give 12 or more correct responses may advance to participate the regional drill. Children who give 16 or more correct responses in a regional drill may advance to the state drill, Xtreme Blast. The regional drill schedule is located at the bottom of the page. Each child who makes no more than four mistakes in the state drill is a state winner.  Churches may choose to use KJV, NIV or the Holman Christian Standard.

What is Youth Bible Drill?

Youth Bible Drill is a program designed to assist seventh through ninth graders in developing useful skills and knowledge of the Bible, as well as poise and self-confidence before a group. Youth Bible Drill is available in KJV, NIV or the Holman Christian Standard.

What is High School Bible Drill?

High School Bible Drill is a program designed to continue to develop skills and an understanding of the Biblical knowledge that will allow them to stand for Christ. High School Bible Drill is available in KJV or the Holman Christian Standard.

What is Youth Speakers’ Tournament?

The Youth Speakers' Tournament is a discipleship project for tenth through twelfth graders that is designed to encourage growth toward Christian maturity. Teens will be challenged to think seriously about their commitment to Christ.