Who is Biblicards for?
Everyone, from curious kids to lifelong Bible readers. The illustrations are kid-friendly without being childish, and the stories are simple enough for beginners while still meaningful for adults.
Do I need to know the Bible to use it?
Not at all. Biblicards was made to be an easy, welcoming way into Scripture. Whether you're brand new to the Bible or revisiting familiar stories, the cards guide you without overwhelming you.
What's in the box?
100 illustrated cards, each covering a key Bible story or person, from Genesis to Revelation. The front has the illustration, the card's title and its Bible reference. The back has a short retelling of the story and a reflection to think or talk about.
Which Bible translation does it use?
None in particular, on purpose. The cards retell each story in their own words rather than quoting one translation, so they work with any Bible and are welcoming to Christians from every background. Each card lists its Bible reference so you can read the full passage in the version you prefer.
Are the cards durable?
Yes. The cards are laminated, so they resist water, stains and sticky fingers and wipe clean easily.
What games can we play?
Lots. Some favorites:
- Timeline: deal a few cards and put the stories in order
- Match: pair characters with their stories
- Memory: the classic matching game with the pictures
- Storytelling: draw a card and tell the story in your own words
- Trivia: quiz each other using the backs of the cards
You can also try our free online Bible Challenge.
Can we use it in a group?
Yes. Biblicards works well in Sunday school, Bible studies, small groups, homeschool and family devotions. Each card can open a conversation, a reflection or a shared activity.
Can someone who isn't religious enjoy it?
Absolutely. If you're simply curious about the Bible or exploring faith, the stories are rich in meaning and the reflections invite personal thought, wherever you are on your journey.
Was AI used to make the illustrations?
Partly. Every illustration begins as a hand-drawn sketch based on the author's concept. After the composition is approved, AI-assisted tools add detail and texture. Each card is then edited by hand: incorrect or missing elements are redrawn, artifacts are removed, and color, contrast and composition are adjusted so the deck stays consistent and true to the author's vision.
Where can I buy Biblicards?
Biblicards is available on Amazon.
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