Miracles of Jesus Quiz for Sunday School and Youth Groups

The miracles of Jesus are among the most memorable events recorded in the Gospels.

Jesus healed people who were sick, restored sight to the blind, fed large crowds, calmed a storm, walked on water, cast out demons, and even raised people from the dead. These events revealed His compassion and authority while directing people toward His identity and message.

A Miracles of Jesus quiz can help children and teenagers review these stories, remember important details, find the passages in Scripture, and discuss what the miracles teach about Jesus.

FaithBlitz offers three difficulty levels, making it easy to choose the right Bible quiz for your Sunday school class, youth group, homeschool lesson, family devotion, or small group.

Choose a Miracles of Jesus Quiz

### Miracles of Jesus Quiz for Kids

Best for: Elementary-age children, younger Sunday school classes, families, and first-time learners.

The kids quiz uses accessible questions about well-known miracles, including walking on water, feeding the five thousand, healing people, and calming the storm.

### Miracles of Jesus Beginner Quiz

Best for: Mixed-age Sunday school classes, middle school students, family Bible study, and general classroom review.

The beginner quiz covers familiar miracles from throughout the Gospels without relying heavily on obscure details.

### Miracles of Jesus Advanced Quiz

Best for: Older youth groups, adult Bible studies, experienced students, and competitive Bible trivia.

The advanced quiz includes more detailed questions about locations, circumstances, people, numbers, and events connected to Jesus’ miracles.

Not sure which one to use? Start with the kids or beginner quiz, review the answers together, and then let students attempt the advanced challenge.

Why Use a Miracles of Jesus Quiz?

A quiz can do more than test whether students remember names and numbers.

Used well, a Bible quiz can help your group:

* Recall the major miracles recorded in the Gospels

* Find stories in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

* Distinguish healing miracles from nature miracles

* Notice Jesus’ compassion for people in need

* Discuss faith, doubt, obedience, and gratitude

* Recognize what the miracles reveal about Jesus

* Review a lesson without another worksheet or lecture

* Participate through individual, team, or group play

The goal is not merely to achieve a high score. The quiz should lead students back to Scripture and help them examine why each event matters.

What Do the Miracles of Jesus Teach?

The miracles recorded in the Gospels were not random displays of power.

They repeatedly reveal important truths about Jesus.

### Jesus showed compassion

Many miracles began when Jesus encountered people who were suffering.

He responded to sickness, hunger, grief, disability, fear, and desperation. His actions showed concern for real people and real needs.

### Jesus demonstrated authority

Jesus displayed authority over sickness, nature, evil spirits, physical limitations, and death.

When He calmed the storm, the disciples asked what kind of man could command even the wind and waves. Their question points toward the larger purpose of the miracle.

### Jesus called people to faith

Some people approached Jesus with remarkable trust. Others struggled with fear or doubt.

The miracle accounts give teachers an opportunity to discuss what biblical faith means and why faith should be directed toward Jesus rather than toward the miracle itself.

### Jesus’ miracles acted as signs

The Gospel of John often describes Jesus’ miracles as signs. A sign points beyond itself.

The miracles met immediate needs, but they also revealed something about Jesus’ identity, mission, and relationship with the Father.

12 Miracles of Jesus Quiz Questions and Answers

Use these sample questions as a verbal review, team game, lesson opener, or Scripture-search activity.

### 1. What was Jesus’ first recorded miracle?

Answer: He turned water into wine at a wedding in Cana.

Scripture: John 2:1–11

### 2. How many loaves and fish were used to feed the five thousand?

Answer: Five loaves and two fish.

Scripture: Matthew 14:17–21; John 6:9–13

### 3. Which disciple attempted to walk on water toward Jesus?

Answer: Peter.

Scripture: Matthew 14:28–31

### 4. What happened after Jesus rebuked the wind and waves?

Answer: The storm became calm.

Scripture: Mark 4:35–41

### 5. How long had Lazarus been in the tomb when Jesus arrived?

Answer: Four days.

Scripture: John 11:17–44

### 6. Jesus healed ten men with leprosy. How many returned to thank Him?

Answer: One.

Scripture: Luke 17:11–19

### 7. What did Jesus use to restore sight to the man born blind?

Answer: He made mud with saliva, placed it on the man’s eyes, and told him to wash in the Pool of Siloam.

Scripture: John 9:1–7

### 8. How long had the man near the Pool of Bethesda been unable to walk?

Answer: Thirty-eight years.

Scripture: John 5:1–9

### 9. Whose daughter did Jesus raise after she died?

Answer: Jairus’ daughter.

Scripture: Mark 5:21–43

### 10. Where did Peter find money for the temple tax?

Answer: In the mouth of a fish.

Scripture: Matthew 17:24–27

### 11. Which blind man called Jesus “Son of David” near Jericho?

Answer: Bartimaeus.

Scripture: Mark 10:46–52

### 12. What miracle did Jesus perform for His disciples after His resurrection?

Answer: He provided a large catch of fish.

Scripture: John 21:1–14

For a complete interactive activity, use the Miracles of Jesus Beginner Quiz or challenge older students with the advanced version.

Five Ways to Use the Quiz in Sunday School

The same quiz can support several different lesson formats.

### 1. Use It as a Lesson Opener

Begin class with three or four questions before teaching the lesson.

Do not reveal every answer immediately. Ask students to listen for the answers as they read and discuss the Bible passage.

This format works well when introducing a unit about the life and ministry of Jesus.

### 2. Use It as an End-of-Lesson Review

Teach the passage first and give the quiz afterward.

Review each missed answer by returning to the relevant verse. This keeps the activity connected to Scripture instead of making it only a memory contest.

### 3. Divide the Class Into Teams

Divide students into two or more groups.

Read one question at a time and allow each team a short period to discuss its answer. Award one point for the correct answer and an optional bonus point for identifying the Gospel or Scripture reference.

Team play is especially useful for students who may not feel comfortable answering alone.

### 4. Turn It Into a Scripture Search

Give each team a Bible and assign a question.

Students must find the passage, identify the answer, and explain what happened in the story. This takes longer than a standard quiz but encourages direct engagement with Scripture.

### 5. Send It Home

Use the Print PDF option to create a take-home review.

Students can complete it with parents, siblings, or caregivers. Include the answer key for the adult leading the activity or review the answers at the beginning of the next class.

A 30-Minute Miracles of Jesus Lesson Plan

Here is a simple format for using the quiz as part of a complete lesson.

### Minutes 1–5: Opening Question

Ask:

Which miracle of Jesus do you remember most clearly, and why?

Allow several students to answer. Write the miracles on a board or shared screen.

### Minutes 6–12: Read a Miracle Account

Choose one passage appropriate for your group.

Possible selections include:

* Jesus calms the storm — Mark 4:35–41

* Jesus feeds the five thousand — John 6:1–14

* Jesus heals a paralyzed man — Mark 2:1–12

* Jesus raises Lazarus — John 11:1–44

* Jesus walks on water — Matthew 14:22–33

Ask students to notice:

* Who needed help?

* What did Jesus do?

* How did the people respond?

* What does the event reveal about Jesus?

### Minutes 13–22: Complete the Quiz

Choose the quiz that matches the group:

* Kids Quiz

* Beginner Quiz

* Advanced Quiz

Students can play individually, work in pairs, or answer as teams.

### Minutes 23–27: Review the Answers

Return to the questions students found difficult.

Look up the relevant passages and ask students to explain the answer in their own words.

### Minutes 28–30: Closing Reflection

Ask:

What does this miracle teach us about Jesus?

Close with prayer, thanking God for what the group learned from Scripture.

Youth Group Miracles Challenge

Older students may respond well to a more competitive format.

### Round 1: Beginner Quiz

Have everyone complete the beginner quiz individually or in teams.

Award points based on correct answers.

### Round 2: Scripture Bonus

After each answer, award an extra point to the first team that identifies the correct Gospel or finds the passage.

### Round 3: Advanced Quiz

Move to the Advanced Miracles of Jesus Quiz.

The more detailed questions help separate teams that performed similarly during the beginner round.

### Final Question: Explain the Meaning

End with a discussion question rather than another fact question:

Choose one miracle and explain what it reveals about Jesus.

This ensures that the activity finishes with biblical understanding rather than only competition.

Easy Quiz or Advanced Quiz?

Use the age of your students as a starting point, but also consider their familiarity with Scripture.

### Choose the kids quiz when:

* Students are in elementary school

* The group is learning the stories for the first time

* You want simple wording and recognizable events

* Parents and children are playing together

### Choose the beginner quiz when:

* The class includes mixed ages

* Students know the major Gospel stories

* You need a general review activity

* You want an approachable Sunday school quiz

### Choose the advanced quiz when:

* Students are older teenagers or adults

* The group has recently studied the Gospels

* Players enjoy detailed Bible trivia

* You want a final challenge after the beginner quiz

You can also use all three levels as a progression. Begin with the kids or beginner activity, review the passages, and finish with the advanced quiz.

Study Mode and Printable Quiz Options

Each FaithBlitz Miracles of Jesus quiz includes two useful classroom options.

### Study Mode

Study Mode allows students to work through the material at their own pace while reviewing answers and Scripture references.

It can be used:

* Before the lesson as preparation

* During class as guided review

* After class for independent study

* Before attempting the standard quiz

### Print PDF

The Print PDF option turns the quiz into a paper activity.

Printed quizzes are useful when:

* Students do not have individual devices

* The classroom has limited internet access

* You want students to write their answers

* You need a take-home activity

* You want a familiar paper-based format

Visit the FaithBlitz Printables Library for more printable Bible quiz sheets, kids activities, study packs, and group resources.

Using FaithBlitz With a Class or Youth Group

Teachers and group leaders can use a free account to play quizzes and explore the available difficulty levels.

FaithBlitz Pro adds tools designed for repeat classroom and group use, including:

* Watermark-free printable quizzes

* Answer keys with Scripture references

* Unlimited printable access

* Church Group Mode

* Quiz assignments

* Join codes for students

* Group score and accuracy tracking

* Bible in a Year study packs

These tools are useful for leaders who regularly assign Bible quizzes, teach multiple classes, or want to track group participation over time.

Discussion Questions About the Miracles of Jesus

After completing the quiz, use one or more of these questions to move from factual recall into discussion:

* Why did Jesus perform miracles?

* What do the miracles show about Jesus’ compassion?

* Which miracle most clearly demonstrates authority over nature?

* Why were some religious leaders angered by Jesus’ miracles?

* How did people respond after witnessing a miracle?

* What is the difference between trusting Jesus and only wanting a miracle?

* Why do the Gospels record specific signs and details?

* Which miracle would you like to study more closely?

* What can we learn from the people who asked Jesus for help?

* How should the miracles affect the way we understand Jesus?

Frequently Asked Questions

### What is a good Miracles of Jesus quiz for kids?

The Miracles of Jesus for Kids Quiz is designed for younger players and includes 10 questions about well-known Gospel events. It also includes Study Mode and a Print PDF option.

### Is there an easy Miracles of Jesus quiz?

Yes. The Beginner Miracles of Jesus Quiz includes 10 questions covering familiar miracles such as walking on water, feeding crowds, healing people, and raising the dead.

### Is there a hard Miracles of Jesus quiz?

The Advanced Miracles of Jesus Quiz is intended for experienced students and includes more detailed questions about the people, locations, circumstances, and numbers recorded in the Gospel accounts.

### Can I print the Miracles of Jesus quiz?

Yes. Open the quiz you want to use and select the Print PDF option. This provides a paper-based version suitable for a Sunday school class, youth group, homeschool lesson, or Bible study.

### Does the quiz include answers and Bible references?

FaithBlitz quizzes include answer explanations and Scripture references. Printable resources can also include an answer key for classroom review.

### Which miracles should children learn first?

Good starting points include Jesus turning water into wine, feeding the five thousand, calming the storm, walking on water, healing the sick, and raising Lazarus. These stories are memorable and provide opportunities to discuss Jesus’ compassion and authority.

### How can I make a Bible quiz more engaging?

Use teams, award Scripture-reference bonus points, let students search for answers in the Bible, combine easy and advanced rounds, and finish with a discussion question about what the miracle reveals about Jesus.

### Can youth groups compete with these quizzes?

Yes. Youth leaders can divide students into teams, begin with the beginner quiz, and use the advanced quiz as a championship round. Church Group Mode can also be used to assign quizzes and review participant scores.

Try a Miracles of Jesus Quiz

Choose the version that best fits your students:

Use the quiz as a lesson opener, class review, team competition, printable activity, or youth group challenge.

Afterward, review the Scripture references together and ask the most important question:

What does this miracle teach us about Jesus?