About & notices
Scripture, illustrations, and software acknowledgments.
Updated September 24, 2026 · Luke Gainey
Luke Follows Jesus
Luke Follows Jesus is a free collection of Christian safe games and brain puzzles for all ages, made by Luke Gainey. It started with Luke’s own family and is made for anywhere people gather: at home, in Sunday school and daycare, at church game nights and in care homes.
No account is needed to play. There are no purchases and no chat. Adults can make an optional account to save progress across devices; children play as guests.
The Bible journey
The shared Bible journey has 500 short readings across 100 chapters. It begins with the angel’s visit to Mary and continues through the Gospels into Acts 13. Each reading has a King James Version passage, a short retelling and a question. More of the Bible is planned.
The puzzles and Faith Climb follow this one journey. Each reading counts once and keeps your best stars, whichever game you finished it in. Finished readings earn XP and Light for your character’s clothes and armor.
The games
- Game shows: Wheel of Faith, Scripture Showdown and Wisdom Board make up Family Game Night, for up to 24 players or teams. Bible Bingo works on up to 60 phones or tablets, or on printed paper cards.
- Thinking puzzles: Block Builder, Paths of Light, Room on the Ark and Garden Sort.
- Cards and tiles: Amen!, Olive & Stone (matching tiles) and Praise Tiles (rhythm).
- Word puzzles: Seek the Word, Daily Bread, Faith Match (rebuilding Nehemiah’s wall), Word Wheel and Common Thread, a daily word-group puzzle with a Kids version.
- Action and adventure: No Mulligan Golf, Light Brigade, Faith Journey and Faith Climb.
- Quiet time: Today’s Bible story (read or listen) and a private prayer journal that stays on your device.
Many games can be played alone, with friends on their own phones, or as a group around one screen. See Playing with a group.
Scripture and story notes
Scripture quotations are from the King James Version (KJV). Short story retellings and questions are separate from the Scripture text. Illustrations are artistic interpretations, not historical photographs. Encouragement messages are written game content, not personal messages or revelations from God.
AI tools assisted development, writing, and illustrations. Please report possible Scripture or story errors to [email protected] with the game, the puzzle or story number and the reference, so they can be checked. References to external Bible sites do not imply their endorsement.
Software and use
The game includes open-source software. Its applicable copyright notices and license terms are provided separately and remain in effect. Public availability does not itself grant permission to republish material protected by copyright; this notice does not claim exclusive rights over Scripture, game ideas, or third-party material.
Features may change as testing continues. Guest progress and unfinished puzzles are stored locally and can be lost if local data is removed. Optional account saves restore only completed progress that synchronized successfully. These notices do not waive your statutory consumer or privacy rights. Apple’s standard end-user license agreement applies to the App Store app unless a separate applicable license is provided.