Question of the Day for Kids
Looking for an easy way to start faith conversations with your kids? I created this simple tool "Question of the Day for Kids" to help families explore the Bible together through daily questions.
Question of the Day for Kids
Explore your faith with fun Christian questions!
π‘ Discussion Tips
- Talk about the question with your family
- Look up the answer in the Bible together
- Share what you learned with a friend
- Think about how it applies to your life
π My Saved Questions
You haven't saved any questions yet.
What Is This Tool?
The Question of the Day for Kids is a free interactive tool that generates random Bible questions designed specifically for children. Click a button, get a question, and start a meaningful conversation about faith.
10 Bible Categories with 240 Questions
The tool includes questions across these categories:
- Bible Stories (40 questions) - Noah, David, Moses, and other foundational biblical narratives
- Jesus' Teachings (25 questions) - Love, forgiveness, prayer, and grace
- Parables (20 questions) - Lost Sheep, Good Samaritan, Prodigal Son
- Miracles (20 questions) - Water to wine, healing, and demonstrations of God's power
- Prayer & Worship (25 questions) - How to pray and communicate with God
- Character & Values (25 questions) - Honesty, kindness, patience, courage
- God's Creation (20 questions) - Creation story and caring for the earth
- Old Testament Heroes (20 questions) - Kings, prophets, and judges
- New Testament Stories (20 questions) - Apostles and the early church
- Living Your Faith (25 questions) - Applying biblical principles to daily life
Key Features

Save Favorite Questions: Kids can save up to 30 questions to revisit later. This helps them build their own collection of meaningful questions.
Copy to Clipboard: Easily share questions with family, friends, or youth leaders via text or email.
Discussion Tips Included: Each question comes with practical tips:
- Talk about the question with your family
- Look up the answer in the Bible together
- Share what you learned with a friend
- Think about how it applies to your life
Kid-Friendly Design: Colorful, simple interface that's easy for children to navigate on any device.
How to Use It
- Choose a category (or stick with Bible Stories for variety)
- Click "New Question" to generate a random question
- Discuss it together using the tips provided
- Save favorites you want to revisit
- Copy and share questions you love
Ways Families Are Using This
- Morning Breakfast Devotions: Start the day with a question while eating breakfast.
- Car Ride Conversations: Turn commute time into learning time.
- Bedtime Discussions: End the day reflecting on faith together.
- Homeschool Bible Time: Use as a daily warm-up or discussion starter.
- Sunday School: Teachers use it to engage students as they arrive.
Why Random Questions Work
Random generation keeps things fresh and unpredictable. Kids don't know what's coming next, which maintains interest and ensures exposure to all biblical themes rather than just favorites.
Tips for Better Conversations
- Be consistent: Even 5 minutes daily builds strong habits.
- Don't worry about perfect answers: Focus on curiosity and conversation, not theological precision.
- Look things up together: When you don't know the answer, search Scripture as a family.
- Let kids share first: Ask what they think before giving your perspective.
- Connect to real life: Always ask how the lesson applies to something they're experiencing.
Look things up together: When you don't know the answer, search Scripture as a family. Tools like Bible Gateway or Blue Letter Bible make this easy.
Getting Started
The tool is completely free with no signup required. Your saved questions are stored on your device, so you can access your favorites anytime.
Start building daily faith conversations with your children today. Sometimes the most meaningful spiritual moments begin with one simple question.
This tool is part of Faithful Fable's resources for Christian families looking to make Bible learning engaging and accessible for children.
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